The IFA should quit the friendly NI v Republic football match over sectarian poaching of players

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9 Mar, 2018 The IFA should quit the friendly NI v Republic football match over sectarian poaching of players Over the weekend, Northern Ireland's international football manager, Michael O'Neill, made some forthright remarks about the Republic's policy of poaching young footballers from our underage teams. Latest News £12 billion spending plan for Northern Ireland revealed Secretary of state Karen Bradley has unveiled a £12 billion Westminster spending plan for Northern Ireland in a written statement to Parliament. Local college helping to resettle Syrian refugees Thirteen Syrian refugee families who have recently settled in Northern Ireland under the Vulnerable Syrian Refugee Resettlement Scheme attended South Eastern Regional College's (SERC) recent 'Education for All' seminar. Police question former MP McElduff over Kingsmill tweet Former Sinn Fein MP Barry McElduff has been quizzed by police over his controversial tweet which appeared to mock victims of the Kingsmills atrocity. IN PICTURES: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle meet the crowds on Royal tour Tactile Meghan Markle is becoming known for dishing out warm embraces to those she meets. Sport Update Muckamore sign Pakistani after Jonker deal falls through Muckamore have signed Pakistan veteran Shoaib Khan as their overseas professional after a deal for South African Christaan Jonker fell through. Brendan Rodgers: Rangers under pressure to beat Celtic in Ibrox showdown Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers believes the pressure is firmly on Rangers going into Sunday's Old Firm derby at Ibrox. Lee Johnston upbeat after maiden Honda test in Spain Lee Johnston is feeling upbeat following his maiden test on the Honda Racing Fireblade SP2 in Spain. And finally... Movies AND TRAILER: Jason Isaacs on Monster Family and Harry Potter Harry Potter star Jason Isaacs lends his voice to Dracula in the new animated comedy Monster Family. He sits down with Laura Harding to talk about where he takes his daughters on day trips, feeling zen about his career and his experiences with Harry Potter super-fans See all the day's news here

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