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News Letter
8 Dec, 2018
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Missing N.I. woman hasn’t been seen in days – family ‘increasingly concerned’
The PSNI has issued a missing person appeal for a Northern Ireland woman who has not been seen for days.
Latest News
O2 compensation package revealed

Telecommunications service provider, O2, has confirmed the details of a compensation package that will be offered to customer affected by a network outage on Thursday.
Esmond Birnie: Brexit deal would leave NI with big disadvantages

A leading economist has spoken out against Theresa May’s Brexit deal, warning that it would lead to “substantial disadvantages” for Northern Ireland.
Students gather to honour memory of murdered academic Edgar Graham

Around 100 people gathered outside Queen’s University Belfast this morning for a memorial event marking the 35th anniversary of the murder of Edgar Graham.
From wrestling with a seven-foot bear to First World War trenches and then to Mount Everest

The name of Charles Howard-Bury has been mentioned in passing several times this year in Roamer’s mailbox; initially in a reader’s reference to an auction of old photographs in Co Meath in February, and more recently in lieu of the centenary of the First World War Armistice.
Sport Update
Tommy Wright: St Johnstone contract boost for former Northern Ireland international

Former Northern Ireland international Tommy Wright has agreed fresh terms to extend his stay as St Johnstone manager.
Crusaders Paul Heatley named NIFWA November Player of the Month

Crusaders forward Paul Heatley was named Player of the Month for November by NIFWA.
Women’s game in Ulster is fastest growing across all the Provinces in Ireland – FACT!

Women's rugby in Ulster is the fastest growing of all the Provinces at the moment according to Ulster women's chairperson, Pamela Stevenson.
And finally...
WATCH: Snow Patrol announce third homecoming gig at Ward Park in 2019

Snow Patrol have announced a triumphant return to home turf in Bangor next summer, making it a hat trick of gigs at Ward Park.
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