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Ha y es Ca rav a n s 15Cab ragh Road, Dunganno n. BT70 3AH SWIFT HOLIDAY HOMES ON DISPLAY! Hay es Ca rav ans Sa l es New and Used Static Caravans. Sites available at Ballycastle, Castlerock, Crevenish Castle Holiday Park & Jetty(Kesh), Rossnowlagh. Te l : 0 2 8 877 6 7575 Fax: 028877 5 257 0 www.hayescaravans.com For fu rtherinfo rmationand enquir ies pleas e conta ct: UNIONIST politicians have expressed alarm ater a 10- year-old boy discovered a suspected frearm in Lurgan at the weekend. The child ound the device in a feld o the Colane Road on Saturday aternoon and carried it home beore the alarm was raised. It is not believed that the boy was hurt in the shocking incident. Police said the fnd was due to be examined yesterday by Army technica l ofcers. DUP MLA Stephen Moutray said the actions o those who discarded the weapon could have proved “atal”. 10-ye-old nds ‘gun’ Unionist doubts over SF sincerity UNIONISTS last night gave a lukewarm response to a senior republican’s public call or a rec- onciliation process. Addressing an Easter com- memoration in west Belast yes- terday, Sinn Fein chairman De- clan Kearney claimed unionists and republicans should become “partners in reconciliation”. However, both the DUP and UUP questioned the sincerity o the overtures. Mr Kearney – who recently indicated republicans should apologise or the IRA’s armed campaign – also challenged the assembled crowd at Milltown Cemetery to “listen careully” to the diverse voices rom within the wider unionist and Protes- tant community. “Those voices rom that com- munity which are committed to engagement and making com- mon purpose based upon an ac- ceptance o our shared human- ity,” he said. “Voices which recognise the importance o taking our peace and political processes into a new uture. There are indeed new possibilities to be explored, with imagination, generosity, new lan- guage, and new thinking. BY BrYan graY [email protected] See page 3; full coverage in Sports Ulster, pages 19- 46, and on back page PICTURE: Darren Kidd/Presseye Cities commemorate Titanic centenary The pride of Northern Ireland Price: 75p (IR 1.05 EURO) Monday, April 9, 2012 Ulster rugby supporters celebrate yesterday’s brilliant 22-16 Heineken Cup win against Munster at Thomond Park in Limerick. The victory takes the Province into the semi-nals for the rst time since they won European rugby’s premier club competition in 1999. Ulster will now face Edinburgh in the last four at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on April 28. Ulster’s rugby heroes “PLEASE respect unionist history” was the prevailing message at the launch o a major event to be held in Bel- ast next month to commemo- rate the centenary o the Bal- moral Review. The Joint Unionist Cente- nary Committee have called or everyone to attend and enjoy the event, which is set to take place in Ormeau Park on May 18 and 19. ‘Respect our history’ plea Since 1737 www.newsletter.co.uk 2 7 5 t h A n n iver s a r y Y e a r Turn to page 12 See page 7 See page 6 SEE PAGES 4&5 INSIDE N L W o m a n Sweetcandy colours P48 Brightenuprainydays P5 1 Monochrome madness P52 A di ff ere nt bre ed of gro omin g pa rlour P 18&47
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Hayes Caravans15Cabragh Road, Dungannon. BT70 3AH
SWIFT HOLIDAY HOMES ON DISPLAY! Hayes Caravans SalesNew and Used Static Caravans. Sites available at
Ballycastle, Castlerock, Crevenish Castle Holiday Park & Jetty(Kesh), Rossnowlagh.
Tel :02887767575 Fax:02887752570 www.hayescaravans.com For furtherinformationandenquiriesplease contact:
UNIONIST politicians haveexpressed alarm ater a 10-year-old boy discovered asuspected frearm in Lurgan
at the weekend.The child ound the devicein a feld o the Colane Roadon Saturday aternoon andcarried it home beore thealarm was raised.
It is not believed that theboy was hurt in the shockingincident.
Police said the fnd was dueto be examined yesterday by Army technical ofcers.
DUP MLA Stephen Moutraysaid the actions o those whodiscarded the weapon couldhave proved “atal”.
10-ye-oldnds ‘gun’
Unionist doubts
over SF sincerityUNIONISTS last night gave alukewarm response to a seniorrepublican’s public call or a rec-onciliation process.
Addressing an Easter com-memoration in west Belast yes-terday, Sinn Fein chairman De-
clan Kearney claimed unionistsand republicans should become“partners in reconciliation”.
However, both the DUP andUUP questioned the sincerity o the overtures.
Mr Kearney – who recently
indicated republicans shouldapologise or the IRA’s armedcampaign – also challenged the
assembled crowd at MilltownCemetery to “listen careully” tothe diverse voices rom withinthe wider unionist and Protes-tant community.
“Those voices rom that com-munity which are committed to
engagement and making com-mon purpose based upon an ac-ceptance o our shared human-
ity,” he said.“Voices which recognise the
importance o taking our peaceand political processes into a new uture. There are indeed new possibilities to be explored, withimagination, generosity, new lan-
guage, and new thinking.
BY BrYan graY
See page 3; full coveragein Sports Ulster, pages 19-46, and on back page
PICTURE:
Darren Kidd/Presseye
Cities commemorateTitanic centenary
The pride of Northern IrelandPrice: 75p (IR 1.05 EURO) Monday, April 9, 2012
Ulster rugby supporterscelebrate yesterday’sbrilliant 22-16 HeinekenCup win against Munsterat Thomond Park in
Limerick. The victorytakes the Province intothe semi-nals for therst time since they wonEuropean rugby’s premierclub competition in 1999.Ulster will now faceEdinburgh in the last fourat Dublin’s Aviva Stadiumon April 28.
Ulster’srugbyheroes
“PLEASE respect unionisthistory” was the prevailingmessage at the launch o amajor event to be held in Bel-ast next month to commemo-rate the centenary o the Bal-moral Review.
The Joint Unionist Cente-nary Committee have calledor everyone to attend andenjoy the event, which is set
to take place in Ormeau Parkon May 18 and 19.
‘Respect ourhistory’ plea
Since 1737www.newsletter.co.uk
2 7 5
t h A n n iver s a r y Y
e a
r
Turn to page 12See page 7
See page 6
SEE PAGES 4&5
INSIDE , , ,
N L
W o m a n
Sweet candy colours
P48
Brightenuprainy daysP5 1
Monochrome madnessP52
A different breedof
grooming parlour P 18&47
