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Craven. -- good evening. The headlines: What is really going on

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in Antrim Area's A&E department? Councillors say they want the truth.

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Also on the programme: New money to entire his older teachers to take

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redundancy. Hopefully this announcement will be

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an incentive for them to think about taking a package and saving a

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younger teacher's job. unemployment figures show a fall,

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or the failure of another of retail chain puts 200 jobs at risk.

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What price a breath of fresh air? The National Trust is starting to

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charge for a walk around a popular estate.

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Five Ulster men and the at -- in the Ireland squad, but should they

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have been more in the Six Nations? It is a colder 24 hours coming up

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with some wintry showers tomorrow. First night, the standard of care

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at Antrim Area Hospital. The local council has now called on members

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of the public and staff to share their experiences, whether good or

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bad. A email linked to the BBC last week from the Health Trust

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highlighted the pressure staff were under to get beds for patients.

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That e-mail from the Director of Acute Services confirmed that

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people were waiting for many hours on trolleys. Our correspondent is

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at the hospital. The public have been very keen to

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share their experiences with us. One woman described how she course

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an elderly relative to the A&E department a few days ago. That

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person who suffered from cancer had to spend 11 hours waiting on a

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trolley. It was tightly packed with other patients who were also lining

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the corridors and trollies. Despite this, one person had to received a

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blood transfusion in these conditions. It is an appalling lack

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of dignity. Others described a limited amount of food and liquid

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being brought to patients, and the situation was an acceptable. A

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local GP joins me, what are your patients describing to you? They

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are telling me how awful it is to come here. They have to wait for

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hours on trolleys. Sometimes they do not even get a trolley and they

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are sitting on a chair for five or six hours until they get attention.

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There is no dignity or privacy. There are three of them in a

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cubicle. They cannot go to the toilet, they have to clamber over

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somebody else. In spite of all this, they have great praise for the

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staff because they are working very hard. You describe to me earlier in

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dark words that this would be the last place you would want to be

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bought to if you were ill. That is shocking coming from HET. Iron have

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sadness for the state of the health service in Northern Ireland.

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Especially here, because of the closure of the Mid-Ulster Hospital.

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I spoke of this some years ago and said that it was likely to happen.

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Because of lack of space, patients are getting poor standard of care

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and it is not acceptable in this day and age. Is there a shortage of

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doctors? No. There is a shortage of beds. The geography is poor. That

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means that people cannot get the care they need. It is awful to have

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to lie on a trolley for 12, 14 hours without any dignity. Thank

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you for joining us. Councillors say they want to get to the root of the

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problem. They're getting conflicting messages from

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management here. They won members of staff and the public to contact

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them confidentially. Their names and telephone numbers will be

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withheld. They want to know the truth about what is going on here.

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Viewers have been contacted us -- contacting us on Facebook and by e-

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mail. Here are some of their comments.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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Ordered teachers are being offered extra money to entice them into

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voluntary redundancy. BT is being negotiated with the unions in a bid

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to protect younger teachers being squeezed out as budgets tighten.

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Teachers' unions are predicting up to 4,000 job losses over the next

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four years. They need to encourage voluntary redundancies, and the

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main target is older teachers. There is a growing number of older

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teachers in Northern Ireland. There are 600 who are 60 or over. The

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Department of Education no longer makes up the shortfall in missing

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pension years, and so deep end -- prospect of only retirement is less

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attractive. The unions hope that extra money will help overcome

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resistance from our older teachers. To each is aged 55 on basic salary

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you have worked for more than 20 years will get �57,000. Those aged

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60 or Iver could get �63,000. At the other end of the scale are

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teachers with extra responsibilities you could come

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away with �84,000. They will be to use some of that money to keep

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their full pension. �167 million has been set aside to pay for it.

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It favours those who come to -- are coming to the end of their

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educational tenure. They can take the package and leave with dignity

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and respect. I think this will allow for a smooth transition for

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teachers to leave the system and for younger teachers to remain in

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the system. Teachers just starting out on their

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careers will hope that will improve their chances of getting a job.

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have one or two back in that older category, and hopefully this

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announcement will be an incentive for them to take the package and

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took this saved a him the teacher's job. If unions are usually in the

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business of saving jobs, but in this case they are encouraging

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voluntary redundancies. We are encouraging older members to look

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favourably at the offer, because we cannot guarantee it will be

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available next year. Unions have also won a -- agreement to redeploy

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teachers to lose their jobs. Two teenagers have been arrested in

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connection with a recent spate of the vehicle hijackings in that --

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Belfast. Most of them are targeted at women drivers.

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The Health Minister has said there will be no further action on

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allegations of abuse at Lissue House in Lisburn and Forster Green

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Hospital in Belfast unless there is new evidence. Edwin Poots was

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speaking to the Health Committee over allegations of abuse at the

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hospitals. A woman from Comber has been

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questioned in relation to the murder of Phyllis to its -- Philip

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Strickland -- Philip Strickland. Stacey McCaughey is accused of

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perverting the course of justice. Another arrest was made this

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morning. Three teenage boys were arrested in

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relation to an assault in South Belfast earlier this month. It

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happened in the Village area when extras on a film set were attacked.

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You are watching BBC Newsline. Still to -- still to come: From the

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longest serving manager in the game to the most recent.

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We will hear from two men shortly. Would you pay �2 for a walk around

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this National Trust estate? The unemployment level has fallen

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again according to the official figures, yet the number of people

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claiming unemployment benefit continues to rise. Our Business and

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Economics Editor is with me. Explained was why that is.

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It is a conundrum. Let us look at how the figures are moving. The

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measure of unemployment shows that over the year it has dropped by 1%.

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That is significant. In fact, the rate of employment has gone up by

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2.5% aren't there more jobs around? No. The number of jobs has dropped

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by over 8,000. As you have mentioned, the claimant count has

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gone up. The number of people on the dole is over 60,000. Why this

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disparity? The measure of unemployment is going in different

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ways. Rather than look at the headline rate, let us look at the

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trend. The trend is downwards. But he does not mean more jobs. Why are

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we seeing this drop in unemployment? It is hard to be sure,

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but it could be immigration. People are leaving, or perhaps they are

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going back to study. Retailers facing a difficult time.

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Three Cocks, the chain of stores, has gone into administration in

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Britain and here. Yes, it is carnage on the High

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Street. This will have a big impact here. Peacocks have 27 stores in

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Northern Ireland. It will be at least 200 job losses if they cannot

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sustain their business and sell it. And if you are a retainer and do

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not have customers who have money, you are out of business.

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Lever's on a positive note. We have had these different

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measurements of our economy out today. The construction sector is

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up South -- for up, the first time in five years.

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A property developer who borrowed money from the troubled

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Presbyterian Mutual Society has lost an extensive land portfolio.

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Receivers are trying to find buyers to recover some of the money.

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The land portfolio includes a site here which had been earmarked for

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Alice -- a development. This is the first time the Presbyterian Mutual

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Society has moved across one of its big borrowers. The company is

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controlled by Samuel Moore. The mutual is being wound down. Savers

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were panicked into 1000 and dates in -- in 2008 by the financial

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crisis and withdrew their money. Much of their loan book relates to

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develop and land. This land and property portfolio covers more than

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a dozen sites stretching far and wide. It is not yet clear how much

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will be recouped by a sale, but since the Presbyterian Mutual

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Society advanced the stone, -- these loans, its value has

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diminished. The administrators for the Presbyterian Mutual Society

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Two local newspaper editors have been giving evidence to the Leveson

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inquiry in London. It's examining press ethics in the wake of the

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phone hacking scandal. The editor of the Belfast Telegraph

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was questioned about journalists using subterfuge to get stories

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while the Irish News editor was asked if he was aware of phone-

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hacking by journalists in Northern Ireland. Yes, I have heard on an

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anecdotal basis, but not something I could testify on. We have

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probably all now heard about it on an anecdotal basis! Particularly in

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Belfast, but not specifically in the Irish News and not in

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connection with the journalists under my jurisdiction. That would

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only be sanctioned by myself, and there have been two or three cases,

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one recent case I can think of, in which we sanctioned that, because

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the public interest, in my view, made it necessary.

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On tomorrow's BBC Newsline, we'll have a story that affects everyone

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who puts their bin out. New long term waste contracts could soon be

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signed by local councils to help them hit EU targets. But some

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companies claim the deals about to be done could land Northern

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Ireland's ratepayers with a huge bill. Even on a short-term basis,

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we could offer a savings from day one of around 25% on the prices

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that have been mooted at the moment. A saving of perhaps 20 million per

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year. A conservative estimate puts that about half a billion over 25

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years. In a moment we'll be live to Omagh

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to see Tyrone take on... Tyrone! But first - not everyone's entirely

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happy with the composition of the Ireland rugby squad for the Six

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Nations. Here's Gavin Andrews. All will become clear!

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Brian McLaughlin has expressed surprise that only five Ulster

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players have been included in the Ireland Six Nations squad. Ulster's

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Head Coach believes the team's strong showing in Europe this

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season might have earned more international recognition. Nikki

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Gregg reports. The World Cup was expected to be a

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swan song for some of Ireland's most seasoned campaigners. But

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their coach has kept faith with the bulk of the squad he did to New

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Zealand last autumn. There is no Brian O'Driscoll. The captain is

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continuing his rehabilitation from shoulder surgery. Rory Best,

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Stephen there is, Andrew Trimble and Tom caught by the five Old St -

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- Ulster players included. The Ulster coach believes they should

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have been more. -- they air macro it should have been more. I think

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it is a bit disappointing, because Chris Henry has been exceptional

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all season, and dance to he, in the last three of four games has shown

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that he is capable of playing at that level. We are disappointed

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they are not included in the senior squad. International ambitions are

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being put to the side now has Ulster prepare for their biggest

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game of the season. A win against Claremont on Saturday will

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guarantee a place in the quarter- finals of the Heineken Cup.

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Mathematically it There are the rich to the last eight, but the

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players are eager to create history with a first ever winner on French

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soil. It will be a tough game, they have a good forward pack, they are

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playing at home, I think they will -- we will have to make sure we are

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up for the challenge. We are looking to book a home quarter.

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Their current form is proving useful in recruitment forms. Roger

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Bolsun will return to raven Hill next season after four years at

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Northampton. Live coverage of the game on Radio

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Ulster FM on Saturday. That starts at 2pm. The semi-final line-up for

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Gaelic football's Power NI McKenna Cup will be known after tonight's

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concluding round of group matches. The pick of the games is

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undoubtedly Tyrone against Fermanagh in Omagh, where the

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managerial head-to-head is attracting as much attention as the

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match. Let's go live now to Mark Sidebottom at Healy Park.

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Thank you, as you say, it is kind of all about the managers. I will

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ask you first. Is it a novel occasion for you, or just another

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game, given that you were in the same party -- Club, he is the

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captain. He estimates is a bit strange for Peter to be on a

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different side, but when he goes into the world of in decanted

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management, that is likely to happen, particularly within Ulster.

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Here we have it, three games into the season, we are meeting each

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other. I was saying a few minutes ago thatNow the longest serving

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manager in the game, and Peter de newest. -- the newest. What advice

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would you in part to him? No advice at any more! He knows what he's

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doing. He has brought a new spark of life to the fund manager said

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that, that can only be good for football in this prevent. -- firm

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manner. We will be the same friend as we ever were after the match.

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Did you always think he would make his stride into management given

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his ability on the field of play? Without a doubt. He says it is in

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his blood, he doesn't end when you stop playing. That is just the way

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it is. He enjoys it so much about the game, he still wants to be

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involved, and he is not that easily found for an interview before the

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game, as usual! Apparently he is stuck somewhere. We will stick with

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you. I know it is early doors, is this about looking toward the Lika,

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and finding the right balance? is about all those things, it is

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about preparing well. We didn't start the League well last year, it

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cost us a chance of from promotion. So we would be faster out of the

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blocks this year. -- we want to be. Here he is now! He is just coming

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in! The producer has told me you have held up of the broadcast. A

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quick word on this evening's game Kabul would you be taking it easy?

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I am not playing! You will have to talk to those players out there. It

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will be a good crowd, it is a great opportunity, they will be playing

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good opposition. Are you feeling of awe are uncomfortable? There will

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be sending wrong with me if I didn't, I definitely feels

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different coming here, preparing to try and defeat a Tyrone team,

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especially with this man involved, but I am with these boys now, they

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are making a great effort, so I will be doing my best. Do the

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handshake for the cameras! He was slippery and elusive on the pitch,

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we just about got in there for you. Back to you in the studio, we got

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there! Belfast boxer Brian Magee has

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confirmed that he'll fight in Denmark for a WBA Interim World

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title on the 18th of February. With all the details - plus news of a

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Glentoran win and disappointment for snooker player Mark Allen.

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Here's Denise Watson. To wait is over. After months of

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sweating in the gym, Brian Magee will take to the ring in Copenhagen

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next month. The Belfast man sees his fight as a vital stepping stone

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to a major title. His opponent's nickname is hard hitting, but he is

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not fazed. I am a focused and driven, it is going to be the

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hardest four weeks of my life, probably, I am fit and strong, I

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hope to be on time and on target. Glentoran packed a punch in the

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Carling Premiership with a 3-0 victory against Ballymena.

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The result was exactly what they needed after their humiliating

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defeat to Newing 10 in the Irish Cup.

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Sean Ward also got onto the scoresheet, but Scott Young, who

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resigned as manager at the weekend was in their thoughts. It is never

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an easy place to come, and you are looking for a reaction from the

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players, I think that that we gutted. The players are dedicated

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bad result to Scott. Unfortunately, it is a match too late, but they

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wanted me to say that. It was an uncomfortable night for

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Mark Allen at the Masters. He looked a frustrated as Neil

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Robertson beat him six frames to three. He had let slip a 3-2 lead.

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Afterwards he said he had completely lost interest in the

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match and couldn't really be bothered after the interval. That

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is your sport tonight. How much would you pay to go for a

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walk? The National Trust is going to start charging for access to the

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grounds of Castle Coole in Enniskillen.

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That's led to some saying they'll go elsewhere for their fresh air

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and exercise. Here's our Fermanagh District Journalist Julian Fowler.

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This castle stands on the edge of Enniskillen. The former home of the

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Earls of Balmore, it is -- towards, lakes and parkland are just a few

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minutes' walk from the centre of town. The National Trust believes

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around 70,000 visits are made to the grounds here each year. Soon,

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anyone who isn't a member of the trust will have to pay. The reason,

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the property costs almost twice as much to maintain that it currently

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generate income. We know that many thousands of people come and walk

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in the park every year. What a lot of people don't realise is the cost

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to maintain it. It costs �270,000 a year. That is just to run the place.

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We run it at a 100 did �1,000 loss. Until now visitors have only been

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charged when arriving by car. Now from March until October, walkers

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will be charged �2 per adult and �1 per children over the age of five.

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I would be willing to pay, I know it is a good cause. When you have

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got family, there is other places you can go and walk for free to

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stop what you pay the �2? Yes. Or I would get membership. If you charge

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here, I think you're going to lose a lot of people walking, it is a

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lovely environment to walk in. think it is dreadful, I really do.

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Because Labour should be able to use this walk free of charge to

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stop -- people should be able to. The National Trust hopes this will

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not deter visitors and more people will take out annual memberships to

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help it pay for the work that it does.

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And the debate over this story is raging away on our Facebook page,

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with opinion split over whether it's a good idea or not. You can

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It has turned a little bit colder today, and that chill will be in

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the air for another 24 hours or so before things get milder again. It

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was a dull start, but it improves quickly, sunny spells coming

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through across more areas. Some cloud still floating in,

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threatening a few showers across the northern counties. Equally,

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some clearer skies, and it is better news for some of the

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stargazers this evening. You can catch the last of the BBC's life

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star-gazing programme this evening. So we hold on to the clear spells

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for the first part of the night, it is going to be a cold night.

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Temperatures can are generally down to three Celsius. That is low

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enough for some frost and if you icy patches. We are also likely to

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see a few showers in parts of the north and west. We are going to be

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seeing more of those showers tomorrow, a cold day coming up,

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with a blustery wind picking up in the afternoon. Not too strong first

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thing in the morning, with some glimmers of brightness in the east,

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but for most of us, it will cloud over. That rain will start to move

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away, clearing away from the east coast into the afternoon. Some of

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the best sunny spells could be across part of County Down and

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parts of County Armagh. Towards the north, the gusty wind will pick up,

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bringing some wintry showers. A cold day tomorrow, only around six

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degrees, the wind making it feel chillier. Those showers continuing

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to tomorrow evening. Overnight, spells of rain moved in, and they

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linger into Friday morning before clearing away. Still breezy and

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Finally, a reminder of the stories making the headlines.

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Concerns have been raised about standards in one of our A&E

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department. AGP has said it is awful to come to Antrim area

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hospital. More money is on offer from the

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Department of Education to encourage to take redundancy.

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Unemployment figures show a slight fall, but the failure of the retail

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changed Peacocks has put about 200 jobs at risk.

:27:47.:27:51.

The search of the stricken boat off the coast of Italy has been

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suspended as the liner her slipped deeper into the sea.

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