Simon Coveney removed from Belfast peace event after security alert

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Subscribe              Mar 25, 2022           Hello from the News Letter In the news today: * Simon Coveney removed from Belfast peace event after security alert * 'Savage and unprovoked sectarian attack' on 13-year-old boy condemned * Premature to end NI involvement in bid for Euro 2028: Mike Nesbitt * Class A drugs valued at £36,000 sniffed out by PSNI in probe into the UDA Opinion: * Morning view: It is wrong to put the Republic of Ireland's founders on display at Stormont * Henry McDonald: Frantic last day as Stormont closes ahead of election Support people fleeing the devastating conflict in Ukraine: donate to the DEC appeal. Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) charities and their local partners are in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries providing food, water, shelter and medical assistance. Learn more and donate what you can today.             Simon Coveney removed from Belfast peace event after security alert           Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney has been removed from a peace-building event in north Belfast on Friday morning following a security alert, early reports suggest.                 'Savage and unprovoked sectarian attack' on 13-year-old boy condemned   DUP Councillor Dale Pankhurst has condemned a "savage and unprovoked sectarian attack upon a 13-year-old boy by a gang of up to ten nationalist youths on the Oldpark Road in North Belfast".           Premature to end NI involvement in bid for Euro 2018: Mike Nesbitt           Class A drugs valued at £36,000 sniffed out by PSNI in probe into the UDA           Sinn Fein ready to form an Executive after May poll           MLAs pass law to exclude pro-life protestors from abortion clinics           Public is behind us, NI's striking workers insist           Bill passed to make period products free in schools               It is wrong to put the Republic of Ireland's founders on display at Stormont     Henry McDonald: Frantic last day as Stormont closes for election                           Giants battle for final win             Jonny Evans 'buzzing' with unexpected return to Northern Ireland squad     John McGuinness given number one plate as Superbike start numbers revealed for Isle of Man TT     Grand National 2022: When is the Grand National, how to watch it - who is the favourite to win?                 View more news

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