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April 2014 Some of us 'Last of the Summer wine', guys from Orangefield Presbyterian Church Belfast decided to take the free tour on offer round Stormont Parliament Buildings. What a super informative guided tour. Full of information, funny interesting stories, descriptions etc of all things Stormont. What a wonderful fine building. It has to be one of the best in Ireland. 18£ million to refurbish the debating chamber that was destroyed by an electical fault fire around 10 years ago. Italian marble unique paint work, gold gilt work steeped in history. Why not come and take the free tour for yourself. Tea and scones to the right of the entrance too for only 1£ 50 ! you couldn't beat it with a big stick. Stormont grounds are also simply magificent any time of year!
- published: 24 Apr 2014
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Stormont politicians spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' money on office expenses - but do we know where all the money ends up? Mandy McAuley reports in the first of a two-part investigation.
Part Two here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQ3xcrX164
Available on BBC iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04phkz5
- published: 19 Nov 2014
- views: 1655
Irish News TV journalist Andrea Devlin was among those caught up in yesterday's dramatic events at Stormont. Here she gives an eyewitness account of Michael Stone's attempt to storm Parliament Buildings
- published: 22 Jan 2007
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Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC. June 1986. Paisley then roars 'When your homes are attacked don' t come crying to me'. This was the dissolution of The Northern Ireland Assembly at the height of Unionist opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Side by Side with Paisley is Firebrand Loyalist Politician George Seawright who was subsequently murdered by Republicians.
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Police have begun an investigation into how an Irish tricolour was flown over Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for a time on Wednesday.
A spokesperson for the assembly said it was aware that _two flags were flown without permission from the roof_ and it was investigating the incident.
- published: 04 Jun 2015
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6:34STORMONT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS Guided Tour
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April 2014 Some of us 'Last of the Summer wine', guys from Orangefield Presbyterian Church Belfast decided to take the free tour on offer round Stormont Parliament Buildings. What a super informative guided tour. Full of information, funny interesting stories, descriptions etc of all things Stormont. What a wonderful fine building. It has to be one of the best in Ireland. 18£ million to refurbish the debating chamber that was destroyed by an electical fault fire around 10 years ago. Italian marble unique paint work, gold gilt work steeped in history. Why not come and take the free tour for yourself. Tea and scones to the right of the entrance too for only 1£ 50 ! you couldn't beat it with a big stick. Stormont grounds are also simply magificent any time of year! -
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2:02Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC June 1986
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2:30Stormont and Dundas Tour - Carleton University
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Police have begun an investigation into how an Irish tricolour was flown over Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for a time on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the assembly said it was aware that _two flags were flown without permission from the roof_ and it was investigating the incident.
'Stormont' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Tailor of Panama (2001)
Actors: Geoffrey Rush (actor), Leonor Varela (actress), Daniel Radcliffe (actor), Jon Polito (actor), Harold Pinter (actor), Ken Jenkins (actor), Mark Margolis (actor), John Fortune (actor), Dylan Baker (actor), Brendan Gleeson (actor), Pierce Brosnan (actor), David Hayman (actor), Jamie Lee Curtis (actress), John Boorman (writer), John Boorman (producer),
Plot: John LeCarre's spy thriller is brought to the big screen. A British spy is banished to Panama after having an affair with an ambassador's mistress. Once there he makes connection with a local tailor with a nefarious past and connections to all of the top political and gangster figures in Panama. The tailor also has a wife, who works for the Panamanian president and a huge debt. The mission is to learn what the President intends to do with the Panama Canal. But what the two do is concoct a tremendous fictional tale about former mercenaries who are ready to topple the current government and are willing to work with Britain and the US to do so.
Keywords: airplane, ambassador, band, bank, banker, bare-breasts, bare-butt, based-on-novel, beating, birthdayGenres: Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: In a place this treacherous, what a good spy needs is a spy of his own.
Quotes:
Andrew 'Andy' Osnard: Are you pulling my pisser?::Harold 'Harry' Pendel: Not unless the President's pulling mine!Harry Pendel: Oh, yes. The lies. Very, very sorry about the lies. Louisa, I never did work in Saville Row, did I? Not as such. I learned the tailoring in prison. I burned down my Uncle Benny's warehouse to help him out. And then when I done my time, Uncle Benny, he gives me my portion, sends me out here so I can't get into trouble. I pretended he was Arthur Braifwaite. You see, lying's what we do in prison, luv. It's instead of love, really. You tell a thing the way it ought to be because that's so much better than how it is. Well, it's that bad. If you follow me.::Louisa Pendel: Why didn't you just tell me from the start?::Harry Pendel: [sobbing] Because I fell in love with you, my princess, and I knew that I wasn't good enough for you. Not as I stood.::Louisa Pendel: Harry, you are such a fool.::Sarah Pendel: [Coming downstairs] Dad, you promised to tell me a story. Where were you?::Harry Pendel: Oh, Sarah, I'm so sorry.::Sarah Pendel: No need to cry about it, Dad.::Mark Pendel: [Coming downstairs] Hi, Dad.::Sarah Pendel: Hi, Mum.::Harry Pendel: What do you want me to do?::Louisa Pendel: What do I want you to do? What you always do. [pregnant pause] Make breafast.::Mark Pendel: Can we have pancakes?
Harry Pendel: The way I see it, we all have a dream of ourselves, that we could be more than we are. Well, Pendel and Braithwaite are here to help you realize that dream, in the Savile Row tradition.
Harry Pendel: When they took Noriega out, I said to myself, Harry, they got Ali Baba, but they missed the forty thieves.
Harry Pendel: At the table, bunch of gentlemen from the loyal opposition. They come much cheaper, naturally.
Harry Pendel: Welcome to Panama, Casablanca without heroes.
Michelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas: Never on our knees.::Harry Pendel: Right.::Michelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas: Or on our asses.
Michelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas: You know what I would do if I were president of Panama?::Andrew 'Andy' Osnard: What?::Michelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas: I'd shoot every fuck in this room.
Michelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas: Look at us. Look at us! We got everything God needed to make paradise. And what do we do? We sell each other. We sell our country. We sell it all away!
Michelangelo 'Mickie' Abraxas: The only good men left in Panama City are you and me. That's all, you and me.
Little Girls Never Cry (1962)
Actors: John Moulder-Brown (actor), Jean Anderson (actress), Robert Dunbar (writer), Robert Dunbar (producer), Robert Dunbar (director), William Davies (composer), Roberta Tovey (actress), Cynthia Moody (editor),
Genres: Drama,Strictly Business (1931)
Actors: Gordon Begg (actor), Percy Parsons (actor), Molly Lamont (actress), Jacqueline Logan (writer), Jacqueline Logan (director), C.M. Hallard (actor), Betty Amann (actress), Carl Harbord (actor), Philip Strange (actor), Mary Field (director),
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Gregory Campbell gets himself barred from Stormont by Speaker Mitchel McLaughlin
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MLA Gerry Carroll's first Stormont speech
This Draft Programme for Government 2016-2021 is Thatcherite waffle- Gerry Carroll MLA People Before Profit fighting austerity North and South -
STORMONT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS Guided Tour
April 2014 Some of us 'Last of the Summer wine', guys from Orangefield Presbyterian Church Belfast decided to take the free tour on offer round Stormont Parliament Buildings. What a super informative guided tour. Full of information, funny interesting stories, descriptions etc of all things Stormont. What a wonderful fine building. It has to be one of the best in Ireland. 18£ million to refurbish the debating chamber that was destroyed by an electical fault fire around 10 years ago. Italian marble unique paint work, gold gilt work steeped in history. Why not come and take the free tour for yourself. Tea and scones to the right of the entrance too for only 1£ 50 ! you couldn't beat it with a big stick. Stormont grounds are also simply magificent any time of year! -
BBC Spotlight: Stormont - Public Figures (Part 1)
Stormont politicians spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' money on office expenses - but do we know where all the money ends up? Mandy McAuley reports in the first of a two-part investigation. Part Two here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQ3xcrX164 Available on BBC iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04phkz5 -
Irish tricolour flown over Stormont
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Stormont Saga - Michael Stone
Irish News TV journalist Andrea Devlin was among those caught up in yesterday's dramatic events at Stormont. Here she gives an eyewitness account of Michael Stone's attempt to storm Parliament Buildings -
Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC June 1986
Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC. June 1986. Paisley then roars 'When your homes are attacked don' t come crying to me'. This was the dissolution of The Northern Ireland Assembly at the height of Unionist opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Side by Side with Paisley is Firebrand Loyalist Politician George Seawright who was subsequently murdered by Republicians. -
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Stormont and Dundas Tour - Carleton University
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Irish tricolour flag flown over Stormont
Police have begun an investigation into how an Irish tricolour was flown over Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for a time on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the assembly said it was aware that _two flags were flown without permission from the roof_ and it was investigating the incident.
Gregory Campbell gets himself barred from Stormont by Speaker Mitchel McLaughlin
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- Updated: 24 Mar 2015
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- published: 24 Mar 2015
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MLA Gerry Carroll's first Stormont speech
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:46
- Updated: 09 Jun 2016
- views: 2131
This Draft Programme for Government 2016-2021 is Thatcherite waffle- Gerry Carroll MLA
People Before Profit fighting austerity North and South
This Draft Programme for Government 2016-2021 is Thatcherite waffle- Gerry Carroll MLA
People Before Profit fighting austerity North and South
wn.com/Mla Gerry Carroll's First Stormont Speech
This Draft Programme for Government 2016-2021 is Thatcherite waffle- Gerry Carroll MLA
People Before Profit fighting austerity North and South
- published: 09 Jun 2016
- views: 2131
STORMONT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS Guided Tour
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- Duration: 6:34
- Updated: 24 Apr 2014
- views: 526
April 2014 Some of us 'Last of the Summer wine', guys from Orangefield Presbyterian Church Belfast decided to take the free tour on offer round Stormont Parliam...
April 2014 Some of us 'Last of the Summer wine', guys from Orangefield Presbyterian Church Belfast decided to take the free tour on offer round Stormont Parliament Buildings. What a super informative guided tour. Full of information, funny interesting stories, descriptions etc of all things Stormont. What a wonderful fine building. It has to be one of the best in Ireland. 18£ million to refurbish the debating chamber that was destroyed by an electical fault fire around 10 years ago. Italian marble unique paint work, gold gilt work steeped in history. Why not come and take the free tour for yourself. Tea and scones to the right of the entrance too for only 1£ 50 ! you couldn't beat it with a big stick. Stormont grounds are also simply magificent any time of year!
wn.com/Stormont Parliament Buildings Guided Tour
April 2014 Some of us 'Last of the Summer wine', guys from Orangefield Presbyterian Church Belfast decided to take the free tour on offer round Stormont Parliament Buildings. What a super informative guided tour. Full of information, funny interesting stories, descriptions etc of all things Stormont. What a wonderful fine building. It has to be one of the best in Ireland. 18£ million to refurbish the debating chamber that was destroyed by an electical fault fire around 10 years ago. Italian marble unique paint work, gold gilt work steeped in history. Why not come and take the free tour for yourself. Tea and scones to the right of the entrance too for only 1£ 50 ! you couldn't beat it with a big stick. Stormont grounds are also simply magificent any time of year!
- published: 24 Apr 2014
- views: 526
BBC Spotlight: Stormont - Public Figures (Part 1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:50
- Updated: 19 Nov 2014
- views: 1655
Stormont politicians spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' money on office expenses - but do we know where all the money ends up? Mandy McAuley reports in t...
Stormont politicians spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' money on office expenses - but do we know where all the money ends up? Mandy McAuley reports in the first of a two-part investigation.
Part Two here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQ3xcrX164
Available on BBC iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04phkz5
wn.com/BBC Spotlight Stormont Public Figures (Part 1)
Stormont politicians spend hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' money on office expenses - but do we know where all the money ends up? Mandy McAuley reports in the first of a two-part investigation.
Part Two here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJQ3xcrX164
Available on BBC iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04phkz5
- published: 19 Nov 2014
- views: 1655
Irish tricolour flown over Stormont
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 05 Jun 2015
- views: 4388
- published: 05 Jun 2015
- views: 4388
Stormont Saga - Michael Stone
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 22 Jan 2007
- views: 107995
Irish News TV journalist Andrea Devlin was among those caught up in yesterday's dramatic events at Stormont. Here she gives an eyewitness account of Michael Sto...
Irish News TV journalist Andrea Devlin was among those caught up in yesterday's dramatic events at Stormont. Here she gives an eyewitness account of Michael Stone's attempt to storm Parliament Buildings
wn.com/Stormont Saga Michael Stone
Irish News TV journalist Andrea Devlin was among those caught up in yesterday's dramatic events at Stormont. Here she gives an eyewitness account of Michael Stone's attempt to storm Parliament Buildings
- published: 22 Jan 2007
- views: 107995
Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC June 1986
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 25 Jan 2009
- views: 29892
Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC. June 1986. Paisley then roars 'When your homes are attacked don' t come crying to me'. This was the dissolution of Th...
Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC. June 1986. Paisley then roars 'When your homes are attacked don' t come crying to me'. This was the dissolution of The Northern Ireland Assembly at the height of Unionist opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Side by Side with Paisley is Firebrand Loyalist Politician George Seawright who was subsequently murdered by Republicians.
wn.com/Ian Paisley Thrown Out Of Stormont By Ruc June 1986
Ian Paisley Thrown out of Stormont by RUC. June 1986. Paisley then roars 'When your homes are attacked don' t come crying to me'. This was the dissolution of The Northern Ireland Assembly at the height of Unionist opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Side by Side with Paisley is Firebrand Loyalist Politician George Seawright who was subsequently murdered by Republicians.
- published: 25 Jan 2009
- views: 29892
Secret letters to republican terrorist suspects NI Assembley. Stormont Public Debate
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- Duration: 131:32
- Updated: 28 Feb 2014
- views: 288
Secret letters to republican terrorism suspects NI Assembley. Stormont Public Debate
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Secret letters to republican terrorism suspects NI Assembley. Stormont Public Debate
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Stormont and Dundas Tour - Carleton University
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 18 Jul 2012
- views: 13129
A tour of Carleton University's Stormont and Dundas buildings.
A tour of Carleton University's Stormont and Dundas buildings.
wn.com/Stormont And Dundas Tour Carleton University
Irish tricolour flag flown over Stormont
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 04 Jun 2015
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Police have begun an investigation into how an Irish tricolour was flown over Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for a time on Wednesday.
A spokesperson for the a...
Police have begun an investigation into how an Irish tricolour was flown over Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for a time on Wednesday.
A spokesperson for the assembly said it was aware that _two flags were flown without permission from the roof_ and it was investigating the incident.
wn.com/Irish Tricolour Flag Flown Over Stormont
Police have begun an investigation into how an Irish tricolour was flown over Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for a time on Wednesday.
A spokesperson for the assembly said it was aware that _two flags were flown without permission from the roof_ and it was investigating the incident.
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STORMONT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS Guided Tour
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Stormont Saga - Michael Stone
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Stormont and Dundas Tour - Carleton University
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Stormwind
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Stormy End
Stormwind
I like to sit beside the fire
When the light is going down
I like to hear the wild wind blow outside my door
I have so much left to remember
I have so much left to forget
And I know I just don't have to search for more
But you want to change my world
Stay out of my life
Stormwind you're just like a wind
Comin' to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say?
I just don't want you to stay
Stormwind you're just like a wind
Comin' to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say?
I just don't want you to stay
I don't want you to stay
I like to walk around in dreams at night
And play with kings and queens 'til the morning light
I like to wake up in the morning unaware
Of the fact that you are calling me
To ask me if I want to be
Someone who you could love and always care for
You want to change my world
Stay out of my life
Storm wind you're just like a wind
Comin' to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say
I just don't want you to stay
Storm wind you're just like a wind
Comin', comin', to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say?
I just don't want you to stay, stay
Just a Storm wind
Storm wind you're just like a wind
Comin', to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say?
I just don't want you
Don't want you to, want you to stay
Storm wind you're just like a wind
Comin', comin', comin' to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say?
I just don't want you to stay
Storm wind you're just like a wind
Comin', comin', comin' to drag me away
Stormwind what can I say?
I just don't want you, don't want you to stay
Storm wind you're just like a wind
Comin', to drag me away
Storm wind what can I say no, no?
photo: AP / Manuel Balce Ceneta
Airport tiff highlights US-China value gap: Obama
Edit Deccan Herald 04 Sep 2016
A tarmac tiff between US and Chinese officials over media access highlighted the gap between views on human rights and press freedom, US President Barack Obama said today after the incident soured the start of a global summit. China's government minders gave American National Security Advisor Susan Rice and other US officials trouble over press access to the US leader's arrival in the eastern city of Hangzhou ... ....
photo: US DoD / Louisiana National Guard
In This Election, United We Stand and Divided We Fall Depends on Infrastructures
Edit WorldNews.com 04 Sep 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. In nations of great political and cultural diversity, favorable and useful infrastructures are always crucial to unify and subsequently allow economic growth - if not yet widespread and equitable development ... What’s more, which presidential candidate has the best plan for improving the nation’s infrastructures?. Underdeveloped or Well-Developed Infrastructures Determines Destiny ... Like Mr ... 9....
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'Yes, I was dead:' Zimbabwe's Mugabe back after disappearing
Edit Arizona Daily Star 04 Sep 2016photo: AP / Craig Lassig
Missing 11-Year-Old Jacob Wetterling’s Remains Found 27 Years After His Abduction [Video]
Edit Inquisitr 04 Sep 2016
In a tragic turn of events, the remains of missing Minnesota 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling have finally been found, 27 years after he was abducted at gunpoint along a rural road ... Shock, grief, prayers. Minnesota takes to social media over #JacobWetterling developments. https.//t.co/eOTH03uBbG pic.twitter.com/PznWIXK2Hy. — WCCO – CBS Minnesota (@WCCO) September 3, 2016 ... @cnnbrk I was working at KCLD in St ... So sad....
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May warns of 'difficult times' as UK prepares to exit the EU
Edit Atlanta Journal 04 Sep 2016
British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned that Britain faces some "difficult times" as it prepares to leave the European Union following the June referendum ... ....
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'Too much uncertainty for a long term budget' Stormont's Finance Minister Mairtin O Muilleoir
Edit Belfast Telegraph 04 Sep 2016
Finance Minister Mairtin O Muilleoir has proposed Stormont produces a one year budget, instead of for multi years due to the uncertainty around the UK's planned withdrawal from the EU ... The 2017/18 Stormont budget will be produced after Chancellor Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement, when it becomes clear what the block grant will be....
Stormont: Máirtín Ó Muilleoir keen on one-year budget
Edit BBC News 04 Sep 2016
The budget cannot be put together until Chancellor Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement, with its likely knock-on consequences for the Stormont block grant ... cover the entire period up until the next Stormont election in 2021....
Divided Stormont Executive will hit Northern Ireland in Brexit talks: Report
Edit Belfast Telegraph 03 Sep 2016
The Stormont Executive is "manifestly unprepared" for Brexit, according to a group of leading political experts from Queen's University ... Share Go To ... The report for the Centre for Democracy and Peace Building, prepared by Prof Phinnemore and fellow Queen's academics, concluded that Northern Ireland was further disadvantaged because Stormont had no contingency plans for the outcome of June's referendum ... ....
Pressure grows on minister to create strategy to tackle flood of manufacturing job losses
Edit Belfast Telegraph 03 Sep 2016
Stormont must produce a manufacturing strategy to stem the massive flood of job losses here after Caterpillar revealed it is closing a site and cutting 250 staff, it has been claimed. But Economy Minister Simon Hamilton said that those who have used the latest job losses to "attack the Northern Ireland Executive do a disservice" to workers losing their jobs. Share Go To ... It makes no sense not to have one." ... ....
Irish taking it to the max in quest to clear path towards Test status
Edit Belfast Telegraph 03 Sep 2016
Share Go To. It needed the know-how of Tim Murtagh and the reverse bowling skills of Kevin O'Brien to defend their lead of 309 and claim the 10 Hong Kong wickets which earned Ireland a 70-run victory, with only an hour to spare on the final day at Stormont ... Ireland's target when they resumed yesterday morning was to extend their overnight lead of 278 to 300 as quickly as possible ... Follow @BelTel_Sport ....
Video: Brexit minister David Davis wants to 'keep UK and Irish border open'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 02 Sep 2016
Mr Davis met Stormont First Minister Arlene Foster and Sinn Fein Finance Minister Mairtin O Muilleoir during a visit to Belfast....
Separate Brexit meetings expose the lack of 'joined-up government'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 02 Sep 2016
Divisions in the Stormont Executive have been exposed again after the UK's Minister for Brexit held separate meetings with DUP and Sinn Fein ministers ... Share Go To. Stormont's main opposition party said the separate meetings yesterday with the DUP leader and Sinn Fein minister were "another example" of the "lack of joined-up government". UUP finance spokesperson Philip Smith said ... ....
Ó Muilleoir: Government must 'do more' or £300m EU funds could be lost
Edit BBC News 02 Sep 2016
Stormont's finance minister says the UK government must do more to ensure that European peace and cross-border funding ... ....
Caterpillar: Brokenshire holds talks with executive over job losses
Edit BBC News 02 Sep 2016
Northern Ireland Secretary James Brokenshire has held talks with the Stormont executive following news that 200 jobs are to be cut at US manufacturing firm, Caterpillar. He said the government wants to help those affected ... A UK government spokesperson said ... Related Topics. ....
Caterpillar job cuts a bitter blow for staff
Edit Belfast Telegraph 02 Sep 2016
The loss of 250 jobs as the giant Caterpillar company begins its global restructuring is a hammer blow to the staff involved ... Share Go To ... Bills will still have to be paid and food will still have to be put on the table ... Those figures might seem like straws in the wind, but they do offer some encouragement, and the Stormont administration has been assisting the manufacturing sector here to the tune of £270m over the past five years ... ....
'Inefficient' corporation tax should be axed: New report
Edit Belfast Telegraph 02 Sep 2016
Corporation tax should be axed and replaced with a tax on earnings distributed to shareholders because the current system is "hugely inefficient", according to a new think-tank report. Stormont plans to reduce corporation tax in Northern Ireland to 12.5% by 2018, in line with the rate in the Irish Republic. Share Go To ... Report author Diego Zuluaga, financial services research fellow at the IEA, said ... ....
Ireland closing in on four-in-a-row but rain could yet dampen spirits
Edit Belfast Telegraph 02 Sep 2016
Ireland will be relying on some help from above at Stormont as they bid to complete a fourth straight victory in this year's Intercontinental Cup. A rain-interrupted third day saw only 51 overs bowled which was enough to give the holders a lead of 278 to take into the final day, but the Ireland players will be praying for a dry Friday as they may need all 104 overs to finish off Hong Kong. Share Go To....
Caterpillar job cuts devastating blow for manufacturing sector in Northern Ireland
Edit Belfast Telegraph 02 Sep 2016
Caterpillar is shutting its base outside Belfast and cutting 250 jobs in another devastating blow to Northern Ireland's ailing manufacturing sector ... Share Go To. The company is closing its base at Monkstown in Newtownabbey ... Ulster Unionist MLA Steve Aiken accused Stormont of "complacency", but Economy Minister Simon Hamilton said he would "continue to work to minimise the impact on all those affected"....
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