Declassified Files: Massive Moy Park wanted public to fund factory via community group

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4 Jan, 2020 All the news, half the price. Save 50% on a digital subscription to the News Letter!    Find out more → Declassified Files: Massive Moy Park wanted public to fund factory via community group Almost two decades before the RHI scandal, civil servants identified the potential for paying illegal state aid to Moy Park, declassified government files reveal. Latest News Tragedy as teenage cyclist dies after road collision A child who was rushed to hospital after a road traffic collision on the Springfield Road in Belfast has died, police have confirmed. Ben Lowry: A conversation about Northern Ireland with Professor Brendan O'Leary On Wednesday evening the Royal Irish Academy is holding an evening at Benburb Priory Library and Museum in Co Tryone with Professor Brendan O'Leary. NIO silent about its deception of the public The Northern Ireland Office has declined to comment on the revelation that it deliberately deceived the public over polling which it commissioned in 1996. Ben Lowry: After one of the safest ever years on Northern Ireland's roads, here is a plan to make them yet safer It is now 30 years since I got my driving licence, late 1989, and there have been a number of major changes in motoring since then. Sport Update Glenavon and Coleraine ready to go again for Cup glory Oran Kearney admits having to play Glenavon in the fifth round of the Irish Cup after a demanding Christmas schedule is not how he would have planned it. Red-hot Ulster dismiss Munster to extend unbeaten run Ulster made it seven wins from their last eight games in all competitions as they comprehensively dispatched Munster in the Irish Pro14 derby to stretch their unbeaten run at home to 19 matches on Friday night. Barry Gray strengthens squad for league battle on eve of Warrenpoint Town cup tie Warrenpoint Town's Irish Cup preparations featured confirmation of a double deal designed to add to the club in a fight against relegation out of the Danske Bank Premiership. And finally... 10 of the most bizarre items left behind at Travelodge hotels across the UK in 2019 Staying overnight in a hotel can be great fun, but one of the most annoying parts of being away from home is having to pack up all your luggage when you leave. See all the day's news here

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