NI travel survey reveals the ‘average journey length was just 5.5 miles’ each day in 2020

Sinn Fein Minister Deirdre Hargey accused of failing football clubs in Northern Ireland over stadia funding delays

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Subscribe              Mar 10, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon Thanks for receiving our update emails. If you're not a subscriber, now may be the perfect time to see what a subscription is all about. From just £9.49 per month you will get unlimited access to hundreds of local news stories, exclusives, puzzles, 70% fewer ads and, of course, our Insider + Rewards offers.           NI travel survey reveals the 'average journey length was just 5.5 miles' each day in 2020           Arson attack in early hours after sofa set alight inside property - 'thankfully no-one was injured'   Detectives are appealing for information and witnesses in relation to an arson incident at a property in Ballymena in the early hours of this morning, (Thursday 10th March).           Greenvale tragedy: Police Federation calls for inquiry   The Chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland Mark Lindsay has said he supports calls for a public enquiry into the causes of and responses to the Cookstown Greenvale Hotel tragedy in 2019 in which three teenagers died.           Home of 'elderly' woman ransacked and cash stolen in burglary - PSNI appeal for information   Police are appeling for information after the home of an elderlty woman was ransacked and cash stolen last night.           'Madness' says PSNI after young driver caught speeding at 125 mph   A startling post on Police Mid Ulster Facebook page blasts a young driver for 'madness' after being caught travelling at 125 mph.           Sinn Fein Minister Deirdre Hargey accused of failing football clubs in Northern Ireland over stadia funding delays   Communities minister Deirdre Hargey has been accused of "failing football" because a scheme to upgrade football stadia in Northern Ireland has not been progressed.           WATCH: Built-in-Belfast tungsten-tipped Starstreak missile to be shipped to Ukraine warzone for use in destroying Russian aircraft   The government has signalled it may dispatch a shipment of Belfast-built Starstreak anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine, as its forces continue to do battle against their Russian foes.           Council lack of support for damaged seafood cafe 'unforgivable'   A Portstewart business woman has hit out at what she feels is a lack of support received from Causeway Coast & Glens Council after Storms Eunice and Franklin caused considerable damage to her seafood cafe, leading a local councillor to describe the council's unwillingness to assist as 'unforgivable.'                 View more news

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