In a letter to the News Letter last week (âWhere is the six-year plan to investigate 700 unsolved security force murders,â Feb 28), I highlighted that over 700 murders of members of the security forces remain unsolved.
A Northern Ireland business organisation has condemned the theft of a cash machine from a service station in Co Tyrone as âa disgraceful attackâ on a local retailer that âprovides an invaluable service to the communityâ.
From the Belfast News Letter of February 23 1738 â March 6 1739 in the modern calendar. The new year did not begin until late March, and so December, January and February were all part of the same year:
Caolan Loughran - for the third successive Bluefin Sport Championship match - bagged a brace as Carrick battled back from 2-0 down to leave Shamrock Park with a share of the spoils.
From the Belfast News Letter of February 23 1738 â This equivalent to March 6 1739 in the modern calendar, which is confusing. It is because there is an eleven day time lag between the two calendars, but also because the new year then did not begin until late March. Thus February was considered part of the same year as the months that preceded it, including December:
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