Micheal Martin: I hear what unionism is saying on NI Protocol, but they need to take a different tack
View email online | | | | | | | Feb 11, 2021 | | | | | | Good morning In the news today: * The Chief Medical Officer for Northern Ireland, Dr. Michael McBride has warned that reopening schools at the wrong time could see the infection rate increase up to 50 per cent. * Unionists have accused the EU of not listening to those flagging up concerns about post-Brexit Irish Sea trading arrangements. * The PSNI is perfectly free to say if it is running criminal investigations into civilians at a victims commemoration on the Ormeau Road in Belfast on Friday, despite claiming to the contrary, the Police Ombudsman has said. * The Gaelic Athletic Association should make a fair contribution to the cost of building the new Casement Park stadium, unionists have said. * Micheal Martin: I hear what unionism is saying on NI Protocol, but they need to take a different tack. And * A group of Ulster cricketers are lending their support to a former Ireland international who is preparing for life in a wheelchair due a rare hereditary disorder. Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor
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