Menu
18/01/2006
Plaque to be erected in honour of councillors
Magherafelt District Council have voted to erect a plaque to honour two murdered Sinn Fein Councillors.
Councillors John Davey and Bernard O'Hagan were shot dead during two separate incidents involving loyalist paramilitaries in 1989 and 1991.
Sinn Fein Councillor and Magherafelt Chairman, Sean Kerr today spoke on behalf of his party colleagues. He said: This plaque is dedicated to the memory of our two comrades, John Davey and Bernard O Hagan who were murdered by unionist paramilitaries on 14th February 1989 and 16th Sept 1991.
"It is in recognition of the hard work and dedication both John and Bernard
showed in carrying out their duties on the council and to the service they
provided to their constituents and to the community."
(EF/SP)
Councillors John Davey and Bernard O'Hagan were shot dead during two separate incidents involving loyalist paramilitaries in 1989 and 1991.
Sinn Fein Councillor and Magherafelt Chairman, Sean Kerr today spoke on behalf of his party colleagues. He said: This plaque is dedicated to the memory of our two comrades, John Davey and Bernard O Hagan who were murdered by unionist paramilitaries on 14th February 1989 and 16th Sept 1991.
"It is in recognition of the hard work and dedication both John and Bernard
showed in carrying out their duties on the council and to the service they
provided to their constituents and to the community."
(EF/SP)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
02 July 2001
ALLOWANCE INCREASE FOR LOCAL COUNCILLORS
DISTRICT Councils are to be permitted to increase the allowances paid to their councillors by approximately 30 per cent with effect from 1 July 2001. Minister of the Environment Sam Foster made the announcement following a review of councillors’ existing remuneration.
ALLOWANCE INCREASE FOR LOCAL COUNCILLORS
DISTRICT Councils are to be permitted to increase the allowances paid to their councillors by approximately 30 per cent with effect from 1 July 2001. Minister of the Environment Sam Foster made the announcement following a review of councillors’ existing remuneration.
24 August 2007
Co Down Ale In Running For World's Top Beer
Ale from a small brewery in Kilkeel, Co Down, has been ranked as one of the world's top 50 beers. Whitewater Brewing Company, located in the foothills of the Mournes at Kilkeel, was listed by a high-powered judging panel in the International Beer Challenge 2007.
Co Down Ale In Running For World's Top Beer
Ale from a small brewery in Kilkeel, Co Down, has been ranked as one of the world's top 50 beers. Whitewater Brewing Company, located in the foothills of the Mournes at Kilkeel, was listed by a high-powered judging panel in the International Beer Challenge 2007.
03 September 2015
UUP Welcomes Cllrs John And Jenny Palmer
Councillors John and Jenny Palmer have joined the Ulster Unionist Party. In a joint statement, the Councillors said: "We are re-energised, just like the Ulster Unionist Party, and we are looking forward to this new beginning in politics. "Something that was an important factor in our decision was the courage shown by the Ulster Unionist Party.
UUP Welcomes Cllrs John And Jenny Palmer
Councillors John and Jenny Palmer have joined the Ulster Unionist Party. In a joint statement, the Councillors said: "We are re-energised, just like the Ulster Unionist Party, and we are looking forward to this new beginning in politics. "Something that was an important factor in our decision was the courage shown by the Ulster Unionist Party.
26 August 2010
John Lewis Planning Delays Debated
A long-running row over the proposed John Lewis store for Lisburn yesterday spilled onto the steps of Belfast City Hall when Lisburn councillors told of their disappointment at being "excluded from a meeting" about town centre regeneration including the Sprucefield development.
John Lewis Planning Delays Debated
A long-running row over the proposed John Lewis store for Lisburn yesterday spilled onto the steps of Belfast City Hall when Lisburn councillors told of their disappointment at being "excluded from a meeting" about town centre regeneration including the Sprucefield development.
17 February 2016
Blue Plaque Unveiled In Honour Of Thomas Sinclair
A blue plaque has been unveiled in honour of the achievements of Ulster Covenant author, Thomas Sinclair. The First Minister Arlene Foster, in association with the Ulster Scots Agency, unveiled the plaque as part of a series of projects being launched at an event at Sinclair Seaman's Church.
Blue Plaque Unveiled In Honour Of Thomas Sinclair
A blue plaque has been unveiled in honour of the achievements of Ulster Covenant author, Thomas Sinclair. The First Minister Arlene Foster, in association with the Ulster Scots Agency, unveiled the plaque as part of a series of projects being launched at an event at Sinclair Seaman's Church.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:This evening will be dry. Then the rest of the night will be mainly dry and mostly cloudy, although rain may reach the north coast later. Windy. Minimum temperature 7 °C.
