Belfast Telegraph - 2018-05-30

• Get married in City Hall if you back abortion
• Afloat in the sunshine... NI couple who turned a dilapidate­d barge into a dream holiday home in Belfast marina
• MISS NI KATHARINE WALKER: I’LL JUGGLE MY NURSING JOB WITH BEAUTY QUEEN DUTIES
• ‘WONDERFUL FATHER’ LAID TO REST WARM TRIBUTES TO LURGAN MAN KILLED IN CRASH
• Question mark over William Dunlop’s future after he pulls out of the TT
• PATIENT RECALL PROTEST CAMPAIGN IN SUPPORT OF MEDIC TAKES TO STREETS
• BANGOR MURDER TWO MORE CHARGED WITH FEUD KILLING OF COLIN HORNER
• Michelle O’Neill: change can’t be blocked indefinite­ly,
• Suzanne Breen on SDLP divisions,
• Some Repealers must review what they claim to believe in
• NI women may be able to have abortions in Republic once new laws are passed, says Varadkar
• Free vote in Commons on NI reform is a must: MP
• Forgivenes­s can revitalise stalled peace process, says Irish president
• William has chosen the safe and sensible road
• The NI couple who rescued an elderly barge destined for the scrapyard and then carried out an extraordin­ary transforma­tion, turning it into a luxury holiday let in Belfast marina
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Young Belfast dad (20) laid to rest following sudden death at house
• Ex-leader of EDL jailed for broadcasti­ng trial details on Facebook
• Care worker carried out ‘catalogue of abuse’ on mental health patients
• Hyponatrae­mia deaths ‘could have been prevented’
• Critical acclaim for the new Snow Patrol album
• SF-led council ‘rejected bonfire advice from emergency services’
• Lough Erne handed £2.6m funding boost in bid to preserve its beauty
• Police cleared after prisoner cut himself with blades
• ‘Life has stopped for me’... father tells how Grenfell fire took his wife and daughters
• PSNI condemn attack on officers attending scene of mum’s death
• Bad losers are obnoxious but bad winners, as the referendum result showed, are much worse
• Repeal vote is not a cause to celebrate
• ‘I grew up in a house where everything was homemade’
• IFA on ball helping us spread the word on organ donation
• Our counterpar­ts in Scotland and the Republic have moved on politicall­y ... so there’s no reason why we can’t as well
• Assets from gourmet popcorn firm bought by Tayto will move to Devon
• NI Carphone Warehouse staff facing anxious wait over closure of stores
• Number of bank job losses due to Brexit ‘unknown’
• Expanding Kainos plans new Belfast HQ as sales hit £96.7m
• Northern Ireland stuck in Dark Ages and is no beacon when it comes to freedom of women
• ‘Demolition of protection for unborn a death sentence’, says NI minister
• Social workers must be protected by law
• Cabrera Bello joins field for Irish Open
• Knights put up fight but Lightning all set to strike
• Football attendance­s on the slide as fans get priced out
• United face Rangers in Super clash
• Bale and Ronaldo conjure a problem for Real hierarchy
• Pool new boy Fabinho reveals how Firmino influenced move
• NI boss would welcome Fifa’s proposal for bigger
• Coleman laments lack of cool heads in Paris humbling
• Serena delighted with her superhero display which brings win after long spell away from Slam action
• Ulster and Ireland are on up and up, insists Stockdale
• If Carbery does move to Munster it must be for the long haul

Belfast Telegraph - 2018-05-29

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