Bloody Sunday: First Minister Paul Givan will not attend 50th anniversary commemoration event

Executive's 'lack of funding for Tourism Ireland embarrassing'

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Subscribe              Jan 28, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning In the news today: * Jim Wells speaks of 'confused situation' as Edwin Poots to stand for election in South Down. * Thirty-six deaths linked to Covid-19 in Northern Ireland have been recorded in the latest weekly update. * A leading Northern Ireland hotelier has criticised Stormont for what he claimed is an "embarrassing" lack of funding of cross-border body Tourism Ireland. * First Minister Paul Givan will not take part in any events to mark the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday this weekend, the DUP has confirmed. Opinion: * Morning View: Bloody Sunday was a terrible day and a turning point, which came after other horrifying killings. * Letters: Remembering 50 years since the murder of two RUC officers in Londonderry. Sport: * Giovanni van Bronckhorst will be glad to have numbers back for Rangers' trip to Ross County after struggling past Livingston on Wednesday night. * Ulster's Nathan Doak determined to be his 'own man' * The Irish FA has launched its new corporate strategy which outlines the association's aims across all levels of the game in Northern Ireland over the next five years. Consumer: * Master craft distiller Brendan Carty is a man on a mission to drive international awareness and sales of poitín. * Belfast City Centre gift card provides businesses with a £188k boost. Thank you for receiving our email newsletters. If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier.  Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here.           Former party leader Edwin Poots aims for constitency switch as Jim Wells is deselected by DUP           Bloody Sunday: First Minister Paul Givan will not attend 50th anniversary commemoration event           Survival rates for NI businesses revealed - showing how far the odds are stacked against budding entrepreneurs           Appeal for information on murder anniversary           'Public support after breaking terminal cancer news is fantastic'           Holocaust Memorial Day: remembering victims and survivors in Northern Ireland           Executive's 'lack of funding for Tourism Ireland embarrassing'               Bloody Sunday was a horrifying turning point after other terrible killings     Remembering 50 years since the murder of two RUC officers in Londonderry                           Selection issues easing for Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst             Giants bounce back with Flames victory     Ulster's Nathan Doak determined to be his 'own man'     Andrew Mitchel deal 'good business' for Coleraine says Oran Kearney                 View more news

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