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1 in 3 MLAs employing relatives P8

Couple all set for a Titanic wedding

Marriages that have stood test of time P16&17

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BANGOR STUN KUKRI TWO LEADERS AND THROW TITLE RACE OPEN
Round Up: Ps 31 & 35

GIRLS ALL SET FOR ROSIE MEMORIAL BOWL FINALS DAY

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CRUCIAL WIN PUTS CLOGHER IN THE DRIVING SEAT

Lurgan boys fail in Nutty Krust opener

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James A battle scared Clogher Valley scrumhalf, Ali Breen and Bates celebrates with team mates win over Kyle Cobain after their top of the table
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Cooke 32-33 KUKRI SECTION ONE REVIEW: Pages JIM DUNNER

Love is in the air at Titanic Belfast as Lynsay Smith and Brian evans become the very first couple to book their wedding reception in the banqueting suite of the iconic visitor attraction. The 1,000-seater Titanic Suite is located on the top two floors of Titanic Belfast, with stunning views over the city See page 7

Call centre job losses

MORE than 200 call centre jobs in Belfast and Armagh are set to be axed, it was revealed last night. HCL BPO Services (Northern Ireland) announced a 90-day consultation period involving up to 425 people being put at risk of redundancy, including 170 in Armagh where its offices are to close. A statement by the Indianowned firm said it expected to find alternative employment for around 40 per cent of those under threat of losing their job. See Business, page 23

Fans stunned by Rangers crisis

BY Mark raineY
mark.rainey@newsletter.co.uk

appeal over 2005 killing

DETECTIVES investigating the murder of a Hillsborough man six years ago have issued a fresh appeal for information. Ronald Todd, 30, was last seen leaving the Maghaberry Arms pub near Lisburn at around 8pm on December 21, 2005. His body was discovered on this day in 2006 in the River Lagan close to Governors Bridge in south Belfast. His red Land Rover Freelander had been found on fire at Green Road outside Lisburn on December 22. Turn to page 12

RANGERS fans in Ulster and around the world are this morning coming to terms with the news that the legendary club could be entering administration. Many have expressed shock that the revenue from one of the

largest fan bases in European football wasnt enough to keep Rangers out of danger. The current Scottish Premier League champions are facing an outstanding tax bill of at least 49 million a burden that could snowball to 75 million depending on the final HMRC bill for penalties and charges.

Speaking yesterday, Rangers chairman Craig Whyte said that by entering administration there will be a formal restructuring of the clubs finances. Mr Whyte moved to reassure fans that this decision is the most practical way to safeguard the long term future of the club, and added: Theres no way that

Rangers can pay that tax bill. A life-long Gers fan, East Londonderry MP Gregory Campbell, said he was confident the Ibrox club would survive the current financial crisis. I think it is inconceivable that there will not be a Glasgow Rangers Football Club, he said. See page 4 and Sport

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