Appeal to find missing 15-year-old girl – thought to be in Banbridge area

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5 Feb, 2020 Appeal to find missing 15-year-old girl – thought to be in Banbridge area Police are appealing for information on missing 15-year-old Wendy Vaz. Latest News Appeal after shots fired in residential area overnight – no reports of any injuries Detectives are investigating reports of shots being fired in the Lawnbrook Drive area of Lisburn. Increasing concern for missing 15-year-old – last seen in Omagh area Police are growing increasingly concerned for missing 15-year-old Bobby McDaid. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Concern for welfare of missing David Keogh – last seen on Sunday evening Police are increasingly concerned for the welfare of missing person David Keogh. David Campbell: Ireland continues to bury its national head in the sand over the ethnic cleansing of southern Protestants Monday past marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz extermination camp in southern Poland. Sport Update Irish champion Gary Dunlop takes year out of road racing Ballymoney's Gary Dunlop has decided to take a year out of the sport to concentrate on running the Joey's Bar MCC team. Ballymena United hit back at 'false and unfounded allegations' following incident at Warrenpoint Town Ballymena United have responded to "a number of false and unfounded allegations" contained in the statement released by Warrenpoint Town following the mass brawl in Saturday's Irish Cup tie between the two sides at Milltown. Conor McMenamin's hat-trick keeps Cliftonville in title frame Conor McMenamin's hat-trick kept 10-man Cliftonville firmly in the title mix as Carrick Rangers were seen off at Solitude last night. And finally... Paul Quinn murder: Mother urges voters to remember her son when voting if Sinn Fein don't name IRA killers The mother of a 21-year-old Co Armagh man who says the IRA was responsible for beating her son to death has urged southern voters to remember him when they go to the ballot box this week. See all the day's news here

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