วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 28 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2561

Temperatures could hit record high tomorrow, says Met Office

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28 Jun, 2018
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Temperatures could hit record high tomorrow, says Met Office
Northern Ireland could be set to set to experience its hottest day on record tomorrow, with the Met Office predicting it'll be even warmer than today.
Latest News
Reg Empey: Why as the principal victims of IRA-Libya terror did the UK not secure compensation?

The issue of Tony Blair's deal with Colonel Gaddafi has bedevilled numerous attempts by victims, their lawyers and by Parliament to get to the bottom of this scandal.

Orange resolution opposing Irish language act

Brethren at this year's Twelfth of July demonstrations will hear the Orange Order spell out its opposition to an Irish language act.

Jim Allister fighting £20m hotel plan at NW200 course

TUV leader Jim Allister has secured the right to challenge planning approval for a new £20m hotel and leisure complex at the heart of the North West 200 motorbike race route.

Far from a 'theological Brexit' the Presbyterian Church in Ireland has an outward-facing posture

It is not only academic historians who are keenly aware of the dangers of using and abusing the past.

Sport Update
Northern Ireland tweet perfect response as Germany crash out of World Cup

This Northern Ireland tweet is the perfect response to Germany's dramatic World Cup defeat to South Korea.

Tyrone McCullagh to demolish Joe Ham at SSE Arena

Tyrone McCullagh has vowed to rub Joe Ham's nose in it, after branding his rival a 'pig'.

Ballymena United capture defender Scot Whiteside

Ballymena United have signed defender Scot Whiteside on a two year deal.

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WATCH: Derry Girls star features in new Google ad alongside Star Wars actor John Boyega and comedian David Walliams

One of the stars of hit TV comedy Derry Girls features in a new Google advert alongside Star Wars actor John Boyega and comedian David Walliams.

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วันพุธที่ 27 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2561

SF leader won’t get Orange invite

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27 Jun, 2018
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SF leader won't get Orange invite
The Orange Order has issued a curt response to Mary Lou McDonald's comments about the murder of Orangemen by the IRA, saying that they do not alter the order's opposition to meeting Sinn Féin.
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PSNI Deputy Chief appointed head of Irish police force

A senior police officer in Belfast has been appointed head of the Republic of Ireland's police force.

Widow of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane takes inquiry bid to UK's highest court

The widow of a murdered Belfast solicitor takes her bid for a public inquiry into his death to the UK's highest court.

Police searching for missing nine-year-old

Police are searching for a nine-year-old girl missing from her home in Glasgow.

Idyllic memories of walking and cycling to school in long gone childhood times

News Letter readers' recollections of their schooldays have always been amongst the most regularly shared topics on Roamer's page, and there are two more vivid reminiscences here today.

Sport Update
Transfer news: Middlesbrough announce signing of NI star Paddy McNair from Sunderland

Championship Middlesbrough have announced the signing of Northern Ireland international Paddy McNair from Sunderland.

Davey Todd set for Southern 100 debut with Burrows Engineering Racing

Up and coming road racing prospect Davey Todd will make his Southern 100 debut in July with Northern Ireland's Burrows Engineering Racing Team.

WSBK: Jonathan Rea urges title caution following maiden Laguna Seca double

Jonathan Rea took a huge step towards his relentless pursuit of a record-matching fourth World Superbike title with a famous double at Laguna Seca in the USA at the weekend.

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McLaughlin: use 2021 census to test united Ireland demand

Former Stormont Assembly Speaker Mitchel McLaughlin has proposed using the 2021 census to test the demand for a united Ireland.

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