Saturday, September 27, 2014

Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Sat 27th Sep 2014

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Mystery over identity of DUP 'lemmings'

Mystery over identity of DUP 'lemmings'

Two top DUP figures have said they do not know who Peter Robinson means when he likened dissenters within his ranks to “lemmings”.

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Ulster MLA tells UKIP conference why only it can be trusted with NI

Ulster MLA tells UKIP conference why only it can be trusted with NI

Stormont UKIP leader David McNarry has told his party conference it is the only group that can be trusted with Northern Ireland’s constitutional position.

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New organ named in honour of St Anne's long-serving organist

New organ named in honour of St Anne's long-serving organist

A new chamber organ at Belfast Cathedral will be named in honour of an organist who has devoted three decades of service to St Anne’s.

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Reduction in library opening hours could follow job cuts

Reduction in library opening hours could follow job cuts

Libraries in Northern Ireland could be forced to cut their opening hours in an effort to meet cost-saving targets, it has been revealed.

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Care home residents get their very own bar

Care home residents get their very own bar

They won’t be ordering ‘a pint and a chaser’ but residents at a Belfast care home may soon be ‘going for a nightcap’ in a purpose-built bar.

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Sport

RYDER CUP: Graeme McDowell hails the performance of Victor Dubuisson

RYDER CUP: Graeme McDowell hails the performance of Victor Dubuisson

Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell tipped Ryder Cup rookie Victor Dubuisson to become Europe’s next superstar after partnering the Frenchman at Gleneagles.

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RYDER CUP: Garcia team-mates round on Nick Faldo

RYDER CUP: Garcia team-mates round on Nick Faldo

Sergio Garcia’s European team-mates sprang to his defence after former Ryder Cup captain Nick Faldo criticised the Spaniard’s performance six years ago as “useless”.

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RYDER CUP: Europe fight back to claim the lead after day one

RYDER CUP: Europe fight back to claim the lead after day one

Europe claimed a 5-3 lead after the first two sessions of the 40th Ryder Cup, despite their star trio of Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter contributing just half a point.

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RYDER CUP: How the Foursomes unfolded on day one

RYDER CUP: How the Foursomes unfolded on day one

Foursomes:

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RYDER CUP: Justin Rose takes sting out of Americans to claim first point

RYDER CUP: Justin Rose takes sting out of Americans to claim first point

England’s Justin Rose made light of a wasp sting as he and Henrik Stenson coasted to victory to put Europe’s first point on the board in the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles.

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