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James McClean 'only free to protest against wearing a poppy because of sacrifices of those it commemorates'

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Welcome to your daily updates from the News Letter   From print and online today   News   Doubts over SF's Poppy Day move: 'O'Neill may as well trample on crosses' Tributes pour in for 'character' Eoin Lynch who died in single vehicle crash McClean 'only free to protest against wearing a poppy because of sacrifices of those it commemorates'     Opinion   Editorial: In the absence of real change in the party, Sinn Fein should steer clear of remembrance events Owen Polley: New Tory leader has chance to reset party's policy on Northern Ireland Letter: None of us really know what Trump will do in office   Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription               Acts of remembrance take place in towns and cities across Northern Ireland           James McClean 'only free to protest against poppy because of soldiers' sacrifices'           Tributes pour in for 'character' Eoin Lynch who died in single vehicle crash in Strabane yesterday morning           Victim of catfish abuser Alexander McCartney tells of her anger at her photo being used to lure others           Opposition leader Matthew O'Toole says over two-thirds of Assembly time spent on non-binding motions           Irish Street signs application rejected despite reaching residential approval threshold               Brendan Rodgers: 'I think if it's a minute silence, it should be a minute...that's the reality of it'     Lynch: 'We needed that monkey off our back from the European hangover that everyone is talking about'                           Owen Polley: New Tory leader has chance to reset party's policy on Northern Ireland             Letter: None of us really know what Trump will do in office – Make America Great Again is an empty slogan     Editorial: In the absence of real change in the party, Sinn Fein should steer clear of remembrance events     Winston Churchill loathed ​John Dill, but Franklin Roosevelt was an admirer                 View more news

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