::: Newry Journal :::

Conviction overturned for man jailed for a decade A Dublin man, jailed for a decade for a stabbing which left parts of the victim’s bowel and intestines protruding from his body, had his conviction overturned today.
SF set for court showdown with Govt over by-election delay The Government is set for a High Court showdown with Sinn Féin over a stalled by-election in Donegal, it emerged today.
Catholic Church backs inquiry into Ballymurphy killings The Catholic Church today backed calls for an independent inquiry into the British Army killings of 11 people in west Belfast almost 40 years ago.
Commission recommends no change to gas prices The energy watchdog has proposed that current gas prices remain unchanged for the majority of homeowners and businesses until the end of September 2011.
Man critical after car and ambulance collide A man is in a critical condition after a crash between an ambulance and a car in Dublin.
Ahern pledges protection for local communities The Justice Minister Dermot Ahern has said ensuring the maximum safety of local communities is "a priority".
Cowen promises cross-border investment in North-West The Taoiseach Brian Cowen has said a new motorway linking Belfast and Dublin is a ''powerful symbol of what we can achieve when we work together".
Survey: Parents want Educate Together secondary schools Up to 90% of parents whose children attend Educate Together primary schools say they would prefer to continue their education under that ethos at second level.