Troubles legacy: Sir Declan Morgan criticises Stormont parties for failure to bring forward proposals

	Jun 23, 2022


	Cowardly 1922 slaying of an MP caricatured by his terrorist killers

	News Letter editorial on Thursday June 23 2022:

Graham Gudgin: The protocol isn’t helping NI, as some economists say

The political battles over Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol continue to be bitterly fought, and as in war, truth is the first casualty.

Pub attack survivors ‘could be dead before probe starts’

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Jeffrey Donaldson says EU has revived idea of hard Irish land border

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Economy Minister Lyons says US & NI investment is stronger than ever

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Troubles legacy: Sir Declan Morgan criticises Stormont parties for failure to bring forward proposals

Northern Ireland’s retired lord chief justice has accused Stormont parties of failing to address the legacy of the Troubles in heated clashes at a Westminster committee.

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Ex-top detective: Northern Ireland’s retired police rank-and-file will welcome challenges to Police Ombudsman over ‘collusive behaviour’ findings

A former detective chief superintendent has said suite of legal challenges against the Police Ombudsman’s office will get a “broad welcome” from retired police officers across the land.

35th victim of Dublin/Monaghan bombings acknowledged on memorial

The 35th victim of the Dublin/Monaghan bombings has been acknowledged on the official memorial in the Irish capital.

WATCH: ‘Wow’ exclaims SDLP’s Claire Hanna as Jeffrey Donaldson warns parliament against a hard Irish land border

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has stepped up his warnings about the potential for a hard land border on the island of Ireland – with the SDLP’s Claire Hanna making clear her dissatisfaction with his remarks.



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