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The chairman of the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition has firmly quashed any prospect of an agreement over the Drumcree parade controversy — despite the weekend initiative by First Minister Peter Robinson to meet separately with both sides in the search for a resolution. As he watched the outward Orange parade walking to Drumcree Parish Church yesterday, GRRC chairman Joe Duffy said: “Yes, we’ll attend talks with Peter Robinson, probably within the next week. But there will be no return parade via the Garvaghy Road. It’s a dead duck. Already resolved.” With him was the coalition’s chairman Breandan Mac Cionnaith and Sinn Fein MLA John O’Dowd. Mr Mac Cionnaith insisted: “As far as we are concerned we’re meeting Peter Robinson, leader of the DUP, and not in his role as First Minister. “He doesn’t have the authority to set up... [read full story]
Celtic manager Tony Mowbray insisted his team had been the "dominant side" at Tannadice but admitted that they had failed to defend at crucial moments. Talking football: Craig Levin (left) chats to former Scotland manager Craig...
The deep hostility of Britain’s senior military commanders in Iraq towards their American allies has been revealed in classified Government documents leaked to the Daily Telegraph. British soldiers secure the site where a...
Harriet Harman has vetoed the award of a £185,000 salary to the new head of Britain's biggest equality quango. By Andrew Porter, Political Editor The Equalities Minister is trying to fill the vacancy of chief executive of the...
Published Date: 22 November 2009 Two men have been charged with the murder of a teenager who was stabbed and then run over by a car while on a trip to local shops, police said. Michael McCarthy, 19, left his home in Yoakley...
