Belfast Telegraph - 2018-05-28

• Pressure mounts on NI over its abortion law
• He couldn’t keep the business afloat... The Coleraine man whose first attempt at a riverboat-themed hotel foundered in the Irish Sea
• FROM A STAUNCH REPUBLICAN FAMILY TO CONFIDANTE OF LOYALISTS… THE FASCINATIN­G STORY OF AN NI CLERIC
• SUPPORT GROWS FOR CRISIS NEUROLOGIS­T
• PRESIDENTI­AL VISIT
• Is there a cure for loneliness? We talk to two local people who believe they’ve found one
• TRIBUTES PAID TO ‘A TRUE GENTLEMAN’
• Now fight begins to get us into line with rest of UK
• NI is a beacon of hope in a world growing darker
• Arlene couldn’t be more wrong... this vote WILL affect us
• A ‘sad day’ as NI religious leaders speak out over vote
• Residents ‘living in fear’ after yobs go on rampage in north Belfast
• Woman left badly shaken after three burglars tie her to bath
• Man denies murder of Romanian fisherman
• Mum’s anger as life-saving ring vandalised where son drowned
• Shock as popular Lurgan chef is killed after weekend road smash
• Parents and pupils urged to find ‘middle ground’ for social media in exam time
• Ex-barracks could become home to multi-million data centre building
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• UK currency firm creating roles at first NI branches
• NI women sitting pretty with Chelsea success
• Top dog Jack laps up praise for helping owner Harry after tumble
• US prepares for possible summit with North Korea
• It’s now time Belfast voters challenged the unholy alliance of Sinn Fein and the DUP
• Referendum result cannot be ignored
• Why, in spite of the huge vote to repeal the Eighth Amendment, there is still no guaranteed majority for relaxing the law in Northern Ireland
• ‘Amelia has become a great pal... I’d be lost without her’
• MARY KENNY After the gloom of winter, the brightness of summer evenings seems like the light of life itself
• Out-of-touch unionist parties will still be shouting ‘not an inch’ when inevitable united Ireland arrives
• Department rejects request to include‘ Derry’ on signs for new road
• Christiani­ty has never supported abortion
• O’Donnell turns on the style as Under-20s blast out title warning
• Bonner backs his troops to hit new
• Ulster counties second best in weekend clashes
• Down too strong for Antrim but Burns is raising the bar higher
• Donemana must take hard road to claim record seventh success
• PGLsavethe­irbestforl­asttoclaim­IBAtitle
• Venus and Konta crash out on day of Paris shocks
• Michael gets TT off to blistering start at over 120mph speeds
• Cavan victory gets Moffett’s title challenge up and running
• Frustrated McAuley is raring to go
• O’Neill is hoping to see brighter future after Paris reunion
• McNair desperate to stake his claim after misery of relegation with the Black Cats
• Meet man tasked with ensuring tour to Central America goes without hitch
• We will use our heartache to come back even
• Devastated Karius tweets apology but finds himself back where he started
• I’m sure I’ll be firing on all cylinders for Egypt at World Cup despite injury nightmare, says Salah
• LEINSTER GLORY: Page 41
• Balemoveto United could beindoubt

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