Headlines from the News Letter for 02/03/2015

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News   A1 partially closed as a number of crashes occur on NI roads   The A1 has been partially closed due to an accident on Monday morning. Read more Matchless Mullahead’s ploughmen smash record Read more Keep pact talks out of media spotlight, Nesbitt tells DUP Read more Dublin urges Durkan to get tough on fuel laundering waste Read more UUP move to block naming of facilities after terrorists Read more

Sport   Ireland coach Joe Schmidt hails his players following ‘benchmark’ victory   Ireland coach Joe Schmidt hailed the 19-9 win over England at the Aviva Stadium as a “benchmark display”. Read more Ryan Farquhar targets factory scalps Read more Henshaw marks a special day with his first Irish try Read more Belfast Giants overcome sluggish start to beat Sheffield Steelers at Odyssey Read more Testing times ahead for Turkington Read more

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Headlines from the News Letter for 01/03/2015

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News   Alex Kane reviews BBC’s Imagining Ulster series   William Crawley has the ability to make difficult issues attractive for a broad audience. Read more Video: Missionary describes gunshot ‘miracle’ Read more Council to revisit naming of playpark after hunger striker Read more 40 million items a year under free prescriptions in Northern Ireland Read more Stamp prices on the rise Read more

Sport   Carl Frampton retains IBF World title   Carl Framptopn retained his IBF Super-bantamweight World title after stopping Chris Avalos in the fifth round at the Odyssey on Saturday. Read more Anthony Cacace wins on Carl Frampton undercard at Odyssey Read more Crusaders keep hopes of double alive with victory over Carrick Rangers Read more Ballymena spark comeback to break Welders hearts Read more Glentoran defeat Dungannon at The Oval to progress to semi-finals Read more

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