Moves to let gardai give oral testimony to the Omagh Bombing Inquiry

'How am I going to tell my little boy that Santa hasn't brought his main gift'

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Moves to let gardai give oral testimony to the Omagh Bombing Inquiry given priority by the Dublin government.           News           Government wins Supreme Court challenge over disclosure of sensitive material at Troubles inquest into killing of Liam Paul Thompson in 1994           Natalie McNally murder trial delay would be 'kick in the teeth' for family           'How am I going to tell my little boy that Santa hasn't brought his main gift': Pressure mounts on Evri over Christmas parcel delays in Northern Ireland           Relatives of Chinook crash victims have 'constructive' meeting with ministers           Latest search for Disappeared teenager Columba McVeigh ends without success                 Sport               Wayne Rooney's bicycle kick against Manchester City is the best Premier League goal     Oran Kearney feels 'timing is right' for exciting Irish League striker to make Premiership return with Ballymena United                 Opinion                     Phelim McAleer: The top American lawyer Alan Dershowitz told me of his dismay at the anti-Israeli hatred in Ireland             Editorial: The new employment law is the latest foolish legislation from this Labour government     Letter: ​We need a free vote on a foxhunting ban, held on both sides of the border     Letter: Preachers are being grouped with buskers as a convenient ruse to restrict those who spread the gospel                 View more news

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DUP minister hits out at 'manufactured' row over trans law

Black Santa sails into Belfast: Very Rev Stephen Forde arrives by boat

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Welcome to your daily updates from the News Letter   From print and online today   News   DUP minister hits out at 'manufactured' row over trans law Survey suggests next Assembly election 'won't take NI into border poll territory' - with nationalist vote stalled Belfast Jewish leader questions lack of police action amid 'smash the Zionists' rhetoric       Opinion   Esmond Birnie: False dawn of dual market access distracts from needed reform Editorial: General condemnations of Bondi Beach massacre can underplay the dangers from Islamic extremism Letter: Many more babies in Northern Ireland are lost each year under extreme new abortion regime     Subscribe today to experience all the benefits of a subscription     DUP minister hits out at 'manufactured' row over trans law - and calls on Naomi Long to bring proposals to Executive           Former Conservative Party candidate accused of trafficking and enslaving 'terrified' woman into sex work in Northern Ireland           Black Santa sails into Belfast: Very Rev Stephen Forde arrives by boat for second year in a row performing traditional charity sit-out           'Belfast woman among those fleeing Bondi massacre' says Ulster Jewish figure as Sammy Wilson laments that 'atmosphere has been created where it is okay to bate Jews'           Sixth-generation Northern Ireland family business closes 200th year with 'phenomenal sales' and £30m turnover..'This is a moment of real significance'           Government to accept Lord Murphy's recommendations on smoothing Irish Sea border trade - and will actively promote 'dual market access'               Race week for the North West 200 will take place in 2026 from May 4-9.     Conor McMenamin: 'Unbelievable. What a day for everyone involved in the club'                           Esmond Birnie: The false dawn of dual market access for Northern Ireland is a distraction from the key economic reforms that Stormont needs to make             Letter: Instead of arguing about the 'call-in' process Belfast City Council should adopt the less adversarial and more accurate system of preferential voting     Editorial: General condemnations of Bondi Beach massacre can underplay the dangers from Islamic extremism     Letter: The lives of many more babies in Northern Ireland are being lost each year since Westminster imposed an extreme abortion regime on the province                 View more news

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