Doug Beattie seeks meeting with Lurgan protocol protest organisers
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  Mar 30, 2022  
     
 
Michael Cousins
 
Michael Cousins
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Good morning

In the news today:

* Sinn Fein will ‘defend, but not renegotiate’ 1998 Agreement: O’Neill.

* PSNI ‘increasingly concerned’ after report of young girl found wandering alone on Main street of NI town is STILL missing.

* Fire that broke out at Bullitt Hotel believed to be accidental - 'but could have been a major incident and spread to other buildings'.

* Unionists have warned of the real pain being caused to NI consumers and businesses because of the NI Protocol.

* Cost of living crisis: PSNI officers struggling to pay bills, says Federation.

Lifestyle:

* Many thousands of households in Northern Ireland are experiencing financial distress as heating and fuel prices soar, a new consumer survey has revealed.

* Comedian Tim McGarry said that, in light of Will Smith’s attack on Chris Rock at the Oscars, he would be buying a helmet before his next gig.

* Curry’s Fun Park Portrush announce new rides, tokens and appeal for staff.

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  Doug Beattie seeks meeting with Lurgan protocol protest organisers  
Doug Beattie seeks meeting with Lurgan protocol protest organisers
     
   
     
 
Protocol left out of NI Conservatives election leaflet
Protocol left out of NI Conservatives election leaflet
 
     
 
Cost of living crisis: PSNI officers struggling to pay bills, says Federation
Cost of living crisis: PSNI officers struggling to pay bills, says Federation
 
     
 
Fire that broke out at Bullitt Hotel believed to be accidental - 'but could have been a major incident and spread to other buildings'
Fire that broke out at Bullitt Hotel believed to be accidental - 'but could have been a major incident and spread to other buildings'
 
     
 
Curry’s Fun Park Portrush ‘on track’ to open for Easter
Curry’s Fun Park Portrush ‘on track’ to open for Easter
 
     
 
We need more doctors, not talk of border polls: DUP
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NI consumers feeling strain of higher fuel and energy costs
 
NI consumers feeling strain of higher fuel and energy costs
 
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