Boy, aged nine, dies after collision involving scrambler bikes in Dunclug area of Ballymena; second boy aged 13 in critical condition

Irish Republic 'would be hit harder than rest of EU' in a European trade war over Northern Ireland Protocol

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Subscribe              Jun 17, 2022               Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon from the News Letter In the news today: * Boy, aged nine, dies after collision involving scrambler bikes in Dunclug area of Ballymena; second boy aged 13 in critical condition * Another three deaths recorded in Northern Ireland in latest weekly Covid-19 update * Watergate 50th anniversary: Nixon's presidency was nothing short of a calamity * Irish Republic 'would be hit harder than rest of EU' in a European trade war over Northern Ireland Protocol Opinion: * Morning View: Savers have been punished for too long to help out borrowers, and so they need some relief * Sinn Fein is cynically trying to weaponise poverty against DUP           Boy, aged nine, dies after collision involving scrambler bikes           Republic 'would be hit harder than rest of EU' in a trade war           Talks with RQIA over decision to close care hom           Major plan to transform NI hospital services by autumn           Watergate 50th anniversary: Nixon's presidency was nothing short of a calamity           Talks with RQIA over decision to close care home           Former US National Security Advisor urges Biden administration to side with UK over Northern Ireland Protocol           PSNI assist Garda probe into ramming of prison van in Co Monaghan               Sinn Fein is cynically trying to weaponise poverty against DUP     Savers have been punished for too long to help borrowers and need some relief                           Lough 41 Championship fixtures announced             Hockey Ireland announce the 2022 FIH Hockey Women's World Cup Squad     David Jeffrey gives candid response on David Parkhouse's future     Rory McIlroy happy with opening round at US Open despite flashes of frustration                           View more news

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