Unionist and nationalist parties on Newry Mourne and Down District have defied Sinn Fein and voted to sell off a playground which was named after an IRA man linked to one of the most serious atrocities of the Troubles.
A new email has come to light which undermines the story of the DUP's powerful chief executive, who has denied that he had any knowledge of RHI in the period when it was running out of control.
Theresa May would be "extremely foolish" to publish any new plans for the Irish border backstop without first running them past the DUP, Sammy Wilson has warned.
In the latest essay in the series, ANTHONY O'REILLY says it is unlikely anyone will be brought to justice for the murder of his sister in Belturbet (Anthony's wife MARIE also comments further down):
Crusaders skipper Colin Coates knows a win on Friday night against Cliftonville is vital as the Shore Road outfit look to put a mixed start to their season behind them.
Dungannon Swifts new manager Kris Lindsay has finalised his backroom staff with the addition of former Irish League player Peter Kennedy, as First Team Coach.
Coming on the back of such an impressive season, all eyes will be on Jacob Stockdale on Friday night when the Ulster winger makes his debut for the new term.
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