Clyde

Shipyard workers arriving at the Grosvenor Hall in Belfast in May 1965 to attend a mass meeting to discuss the labour dispute which had lead to a two week strike. More than 3,500 men were made idle because of the dispute between the Boilermakers Society and management. By the end of the meeting it had been agreed that it was back to work, a decision which the News Letter noted was welcomed by both sides of the strike. (NEWS LETTER ARCHIVES)

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Ro-ro ferry debate

West Down Wheelers after last week's road race over a new circuit at the Quarry Road.

Superb race as West Down Wheelers try new course

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Toon run Clogher close in last game

TUV councillor seeks Coastguard reassurances

Sponsorship boost for Carniny Youth sides

Muir rings up belated move to Ballymena