RIR presentation of colours: ‘Soldiers will never forget this’

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23 Sep, 2018 RIR presentation of colours: 'Soldiers will never forget this' The Chaplain General to Her Majesty's Land Forces said today's Royal Irish Regiment presentation of colours parade is an event the soldiers who participated in it will never forget. Latest News Parade reconnects RIR with families of serving soldiers Holding the Presentation of Colours parade in Belfast was a great way for the Royal Irish Regiment to reconnect with the families of its soldiers, the commanding officer of 1 Royal Irish said. PSNI stations 'to be defended by one unarmed guard' Security at major PSNI stations is to be reduced to "reckless" levels from next month with the number of front gate security guards dropping to only one at any given time, it is claimed. RHI Inquiry: Ex-boss of poultry giant Moy Park admits it financially benefited from RHI The former boss of Northern Ireland's biggest private sector employer has reluctantly admitted that it indirectly made money from the RHI scheme – but insisted that she did not realise that until after RHI closed. Protestant churches are in a slumber over abortion horror Liam Gibson of the Society for the Protection of the Unborn Child (SPUC) does Northern Ireland people a great service by sounding an alarm bell ('We fear abortion up to term is on NI's horizon,' September 20) about the proposal to decriminalise abortion. Sport Update Macau GP: Paul Jordan 'can't wait' to make debut at famous race in Far East Paul Jordan says he cannot wait for the chance to make his debut at the Macau Grand Prix in November on the Dafabet Devitt Kawasaki. It's a Showgrounds stalemate for Coleraine and Linfield Coleraine 0 Linfield 0 GLENAVON 3 CRUSADERS 2 Glenavon saw-off Crusaders 3-2 in a fantastic Danske Bank Premiership encounter at Mournview Park on Saturday. And finally... Irish minister Simon Coveney voices concern over DUP influence on Brexit The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister has expressed concern about the implications of the UK Conservative Party supply and confidence deal with the DUP on Brexit. See all the day's news here

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