Coleraine McDonald s plan rejected by councillors
Noise concerns cited as reason for rejection
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Planning permission has been refused for a second McDonald’s restaurant and takeaway in Coleraine.
The application, which was recommended by officers for approval, was to be situated in a section of the Asda car park on the Ring Road. This was a second application which saw the restaurant moved approximately 50 metres away from the boundary with the adjacent Lodge Hotel, leaving the car parking area beside the boundary.
Rocket shaped object found in Co Down being examined Fireworks have been found after two security alerts near Ballymoney in Co Antrim Connla Young
Sinn Féin MLA Emma Rogan
AN object described as rocket shaped which sparked a security alert in Co Down, has been removed for further forensic examination.
Some residents were evacuated from their homes after the suspicious object was found at the Newcastle Road near Loughinisland on Saturday.
The road runs between Ballynahinch and Clough and is one of the main routes from Belfast to Newcastle.
South Down MLA Emma Rogan last night said police told her the object was rocket shaped and was found under a bag by at the roadside by a litter picker.
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With the Donegal SFC final yet to be played, Naomh Conaill are still the reigning holders of the Dr Maguire Cup, and remain the team to beat in the county. They made light work of their opponents on the way through to the County semi-final but were pushed all the way by St Eunan’s and needed a superb Ciaran Thompson winner to see of the Letterkenny men. Some of their more experienced players are pushing on in age now, but they have great depth, and Robbie McDonnell and Daniel Gildea, who played for the county minors against Tyrone, should add to that in 2021.