Video: MMA Fighter backs jobs rally

A union rally for Ballymena is punching above its weight with the backing of Mixed Martial Arts hero Norman Parke.
By The Newsroom
Published 20th Jan 2016, 12:21 BST
Updated 20th Jan 2016, 12:32 BST

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Mixed Martial Arts hero, Norman Parke took time out from training to endorse the Ballyjmena Rally for a Future. He is pictured outside the Unite offices in Ballymena with trainer, Rodney Moore and union officials. (Picture submitted)Mixed Martial Arts hero, Norman Parke took time out from training to endorse the Ballyjmena Rally for a Future. He is pictured outside the Unite offices in Ballymena with trainer, Rodney Moore and union officials. (Picture submitted)
Mixed Martial Arts hero, Norman Parke took time out from training to endorse the Ballyjmena Rally for a Future. He is pictured outside the Unite offices in Ballymena with trainer, Rodney Moore and union officials. (Picture submitted)

The rally designed to fight for Ballymena’s future is being held on Saturday, February 6 (12pm) and already has lots of support in its corner.

Mixed Martial Arts athlete, Parke took time out from his busy training schedule to endorse the Ballymena Rally for a Future.

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Organised by Unite the Union and being held at the Ballymena Bandstand, the whole community are being called to support the event and save the town.

For more information about the rally visit their Facebook page or follow them on Twitter.

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