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Good evening. The headlines this Thursday

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evening... We hear from the heartbroken

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parents of a baby who died in Altnagelvin Hospital from the

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Pseudomonas infection. And they tell us what action they believe

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should be taken into the outbreak which has killed their baby son.

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are looking for a full public inquiry and the truth about what

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happened. Wider memoirs of this former Secretary of State have set

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-- upset our most senior judge. How thousands of fish ended up in a

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County Down feel. Rory McIlroy leads the way ahead

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Tiger and the rest in Abu Dhabi. Meet the young footballers on their

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way to the Nou Camp, home of the mighty Barcelona.

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There has been a distinct chill in the air and a wintry spell

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continues tonight and tomorrow. Tonight on BBC Newsline, we hear

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for the first time from the parents of one of the babies who have died

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from Pseudonomas. Four infants fell victim to the bacterial infection

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during the past two months. In all cases the sources of the infection

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were sink taps in hospital neonatal units. Three babies were in the

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Royal in Belfast. The little boy we're focussing on tonight died at

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Altnagelvin in Londonderry. We approached his parents after they

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commented about the deaths on our Facebook page. They wanted to tell

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us what happened to try to prevent another outbreak. They've been

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talking to our Health Correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly.

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First they had to deal with the trauma of losing their baby son,

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and then they learned he had acquired an infection from a tap in

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the neonatal unit he was being cared for. He was beautiful. He was

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very tiny. While a couple acknowledge their son was born

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prematurely and was very seriously ill, they say he was showing signs

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of improvement. If you had put your finger in his hand what would he

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have done? He would grab your finger. He left for just 10 days.

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His condition deteriorated after an infection in his bloodstream.

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just realised after we buried him that he had died of Pseudomonas.

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doctor came to your house to tell you? To doctors came and told us.

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As well as visiting a couple, be First wrote to them, confirming

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their son had died from Pseudomonas and the sauce had been traced to a

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tap. Two consultants from Altnagelvin's paediatric department

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expressed simple. -- sympathy. They said they believed the sauce was a

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tap and think area and have taken measures to eradicate the source.

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They say, we hope you can accept we are deeply sorry. According to the

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Western Health Trust, they followed the advice from the Public Health

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Agency and moved quickly to clean the affected area. The trust said

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expectant mothers should be reassured that the room was closed

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to new admissions and the tap was dismantled, disinfected and

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retested and remains clear of Pseudomonas. Around this time,

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another baby, who had also tested positive for the infection, was

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transferred to the Royal Jubilee Maternity. While that child had a

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different strain of Pseudomonas, according to this letter sent from

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the Chief Medical Officer on 22nd December, at no stage was the

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Belfast Health Trust advised that a child had died at Altnagelvin.

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should have brought out that this infection was about to prevent it

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from getting in and killing any other babies. Be as was the

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couple's third child. Their first was still. -- stillborn when the

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second is two years old. Shortly after it was confirmed the child

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had died from Pseudomonas, they asked a solicitor to help them

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trying prevent a similar outbreak occurring again. If we are looking

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for a public inquiry into the truth. Many questions still remain

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unanswered by the health authorities here in Derry and in

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Belfast. In the meantime, should be Health Minister making -- consider

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making it compulsory to replace all things and have then neonatal units

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across Northern Ireland? -- stinks and taps.

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I am joined by Northern Ireland's Chief Medical Officer. Are you

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satisfied that everything about this infection and the first baby's

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death was communicated to Department of Health and all

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medical officials in the Trust's? Let me take this opportunity to

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express my deepest sympathy to the parents of this baby. This is a

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tragic set of circumstances and I find it difficult to put that into

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words. It is a tragic loss. I am deeply sorry for what has happened.

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I can only begin to understand the sense of anguish and pain they are

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experiencing at this time. It is deeply regrettable. I believe that

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we took swift and decisive action to communicate to the rest of the

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Health Service that we had a pseudomonas infection in

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Altnagelvin hospital and that we had traced the source of that to

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two taps were then that unit. is verbally to other trusts? -- did

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you say verbally. He said it was up to you to answer this. It did not

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say that the baby had died or no memo and that the source of the

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infection was the sink tap in the neonatal unit. Why was that not in

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the memo? This statement was very clear and pointed out the fact that

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there were risks in all such units, where patients who are sick and

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immunosuppressed. This is not necessarily confined to neonatal

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units. There was an important message to get out to staff in

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hospitals that appropriate steps need to be taken to prevent, and

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that is the important point, to prevent contamination of hand

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basins and to ensure... But why leave out the information that a

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child had died? I understand that morning, but why leave out the very

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important fact that the child had died? Would that not have added a

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sense of urgency? It would have created the impression that the

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only cause for concern was in relation to a particular trust, of

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the Gilford in this case, or a particular male made her unit. --

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Altnagelvin in this case. -- particular neonatal unit. Any unit

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where patients are immunosuppressed, there is an important message about

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reinforcing good infection control, to avoid contamination and that

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ensured basins are used for the purpose they are intended and

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cleaned properly. The letter was very clear about the risk of

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outbreaks in these units and the consequences and specific in terms

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of the action required to be taken. The minister raised about

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ultraviolet light taps replacing the neonatal taps in the Royal.

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Should all of the trusts set out in their budgets that neonatal taps in

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all of the hospital's been replaced with these new, hi-tech caps?

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would be missing a point. We saw this tragedy associated with paps.

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This is about good infection control practices in our hospitals.

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This is about wash hand basin is used solely for the purpose they

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are intended and claimed appropriately. -- basins. Would be

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new help -- taps have more? important thing is we avoid

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contamination of the taps. Those were lessons learned from England

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and Wales. There was a letter in September saying be aware there is

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eight potential for contamination of taps. The purpose of reissuing

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the letter was to advise that the situation had reoccurred in

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Northern Ireland and to ensure appropriate steps were taken. Our

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first priority is the safety of patients. Eight I defer joining us.

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-- thank you for joining us. An extraordinary row has broken out

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between Northern Ireland's most senior judge and the former

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secretary of state, Peter Hain. The Lord Chief Justice, Sir Declan

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Morgan, has called remarks about another judge in Mr Hain's memoirs

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"unwarranted and wholly inappropriate." Mr Hain says he has

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no regrets. Here's our political correspondent Gareth Gordon.

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Peter Hain was back in the news today. His memoir is hard to find.

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We tracked down three copies in this shop in Lisburn but extracts

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in the newspapers have been she seen by Northern iron's top judge.

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His verdict is not favourable. -- Northern Ireland. It was found that

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the Secretary of State had broken the law. Mr Hain said he found a

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judge's handling of the case was high-handed and idiosyncratic. He

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said he thought he was off his rocker and even thought about bring

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yet to be Appeal Court. This provoked a response from the Lord

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Chief Justice. He said it was highly regrettable that Mr Hain

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seeks to call into question the honour and integrity of the trial

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judge. He calls the remarks unwarranted and wholly

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inappropriate and claims it is potentially an assault on the wider

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independence of the judiciary. stand by everything in my memoirs.

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I have given an account of this episode, after which I was

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exonerated as was the chief of the Northern Ireland Civil Service and

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the permanent secretary in the Northern Ireland Office. I have no

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regrets about writing it. The row is said to have amused the legal

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profession. If every single person I have spoken to he is talking

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about this and lawyers are horrified about the situation. I

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feel sympathetic to the judge in question and we are supportive of

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the statement and reaction of the Lord Chief Justice. Mr Hain is to

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get an invite from Stormont's justice committee, which is

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reviewing justice appointments. Secretary of State has written a

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book and he has definite and outspoken views on this issue...

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They said there is no such thing as bad publicity but for some senior

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figures in the legal profession, looking at this book closely, Peter

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Hain my soon find out if that is true. -- may soon find out.

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The safety of a road in County Down has been called into question again

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after an accident which a man died yesterday. His car left the road

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which runs right beside Newry Canal and plunged into the water. It's

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led to further calls for more crash barriers on the route. Eunan

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McConville reports. This latest accident happened

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yesterday afternoon. A local businessman was driving his car

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along this stretch and it left the road and plunged into the water. A

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specialist diving team was called in but they were unable to save him.

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He was a well respected trader in Newry. I have known him for many

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years. He has run a successful restaurant and ladies' clothing

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shop and also owns a beautiful bar. This is an up standing businessman,

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highly respected and liked. There have been accidents and fatalities

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of this nature over the years. Geraldine rice and her family were

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lucky to survive after their car entered the canal five years ago.

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An additional 100 metres of barrier was erected. The road is not safe.

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There needs to be more of safety measures put on the road. There

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should be speed ramps, speed cameras. You can see how close this

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road runs beside the water of Newry Canal. There are barriers at

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certain stretches of the road, mainly at corners. The question has

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been raised whether there should be more barriers along the road.

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would like to see a complete steel barrier from Newry right down to

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the border. I do believe this is needed. There is an excellent

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barrier in patches but I would like to see a continuous barrier, so

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that if a carded he did it would not enter the canal. Lives would be

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saved, of that I have no doubt. spokesperson for the Department of

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Regional Development, which has responsibility for crash barriers,

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says there are no plans to improve the barriers along this stretch of

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road but that the Roads Service will consider the outcome of a

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police investigation into this recent death.

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Still to come on the programme... Why things really did go bump in

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the night for people in County Donegal.

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And a young footballer from Belfast who is bound for the training trek

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of a lifetime with European champions. Whenever have you seen a

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field of fish like this? This what a County Down farmer came across

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when a lorry load of mackerel veered off the road outside

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Killyleagh. Our district journalist Francis Gorman has discovered that

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the catch was initially not supposed to be on that road.

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The driver was not injured. Holy mackerel! An estimated 20 tons

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of it. The lorry was going along the Comber road in the direction of

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Killyleagh when it went through a thorn hedge and dropped into this

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field. The fish were supposed to have been brought in by boat to

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Ardglass harbour yesterday but this was impossible because of bad

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weather. I filmed these scenes yesterday for another story.

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Instead, the boat went to Bangor. The fish was transferred onto a

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lorry to drive to a fish processor in our class. But it never got

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there. Today the land owner told BBC Newsline what he saw when he

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arrived on the scene. When we looked over initially it was like a

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big mirror in the field with the light reflecting from the fish. We

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came down anyway and they were starting to get ready to clear the

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place up. It started about 6 o'clock last night they really got

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into gear and apparently they were working until 2 o'clock this

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morning. The field has now been cleared of most of the fish and it

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will not go into the food chain. Down District Council says it is

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due to be processed into fish meal. Some residents of Donegal got a bit

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of a surprise in the early hours of this morning when they were woken

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up by an earthquake. It was registered in Buncrana just after

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one o'clock this morning. It wasn't major, registering 2.2, but it was

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strong enough to create a bit of a stir in the area.

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Life as usual in Buncrana today, but it had been a disturbed night

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for his son. I heard this big rumble and the whole house shook.

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My mum wanted to know what had happened. I knew it was an

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earthquake. I thought it was under, I thought it was a storm. But it

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was an earthquake. You wouldn't expect that here. It's fair to say

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there's not much earthquake activity in these parts but Donegal

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is one of two counties in Ireland that has seen quite a lot of

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seismic activity. The other is Wexford. That is because of the

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number of faults below both counties, tiny cracks in the

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Earth's crust. It woke me from my sleep just after 1 o'clock. I

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thought, all my God, we are going to have a tsunami, and the house

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was vibrating. By was more scared of the thunder and lightning in

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November. There was nothing to it. Did you figure out how far away it

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is? The earthquake brought lessons to live for these students. Their

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school's seismograph recorded it. We got a trace of it so I am very

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happy. The machine can be badly behaved sometimes but it was

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recording faithfully last night. This is the first air quirk we have

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recorded close to home and it is exciting. -- earthquake. Most

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people here will be hoping for a quiet night tonight!

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Or one of the world's leading experts on earthquakes is in the

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University of Ulster and he joins me now from close to the epicentre,

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just outside Buncrana. Just how unusual is an earthquake in County

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Donegal, or anywhere in Ireland. Unusual -- small ones are not

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unusual. I happen occasionally. we on a fault line? There are quite

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a lot of major faults that run through this area. Lough Ness is on

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the Great Glen fault in Scotland and back comes across the Irish Sea

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and appears north of all crime map. -- Buncrana. These earthquakes

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happen on those old faults that were formed hundreds of millions of

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years ago and they are being reactivated by small changes in

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stress due to the rebound of the crust after the ice melted from the

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last Ice Age, about 15,000 years ago. So, very small changes in

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stress can generate small earthquakes on structures that have

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preexisted in the Earth's crushed. Behind me, the fault comes across.

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Is there anything that triggers this? Is there anything within our

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control at all? Even to give us warning it will happen. No, there's

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absolutely no warning, even for a very big earthquakes. You would

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think that the Earth's crust would prepare some hard but it doesn't

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happen like that and small earthquakes like this will have no

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warning. They do just happen as a response to this very, very slow

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increase in pressure on these faults. There's no warning.

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Fortunately, as the people in Buncrana told you, this was not a

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frightening event. The chances of anything major in this area are

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very small. It is not zero. One interesting thing about earthquakes

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like this, it shows us that it in even one of the safest countries in

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the world for earthquakes, the chance of having an earthquake is

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never a zero. We always have a possibility. The chances of a

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bigger one hour very small in this area. That is good news, at least

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they will not have a big one. I gave returning us.

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And if you want to add a witty comment to the many that have

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already been posted on our Facebook page, the address is there on the

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screen. A lot about fish 'n' chips! In a moment, the story of a dream

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football journey from some young Belfast soccer players. First,

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Austin O'Callaghan's here with news of another impressive young

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sportsman. I think you'll recognise him. Rory

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McIlroy is enjoying a share of the lead after the opening round of the

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Abu Dhabi Championship. The Holywood golfer outshone playing

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partners Tiger Woods and Luke Donald with a five-under-par

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opening round of 67. This is Rory McIlroy's first

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tournament of 2012. His opening round was not flawless. Remember

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him hitting cabins in the final round of the Masters? Today, a

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hospitality tent received a visit. It did not put the spectators off.

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For every mess had shot, there was a precision shot. An opening round

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of 67 put Rory McIlroy in front of his playing partners. There are two

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guys established in the game. Tiger Woods is great and Luke Donald is

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fantastic. I felt we all play pretty good. I was lucky to score a

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bit better than the other guys. It was a nice way to start the season.

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There were strong performances from Gareth Maybin and Michael Hoey

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matched Tiger Woods' opening round with a two-under-par 70.

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Now a BBC Newsline exclusive. A cross-community project is offering

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local budding footballers the chance to experience a coaching

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session with a difference. They'll travel to the Nou Camp, the home of

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Lionel Messi and the European Champions FC Barcelona. Nikki Gregg

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reports. When word spread about a coaching

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clinic, years per job. When it turned to be in Barcelona, they

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came in their droves. Martin Lavery is a community worker. This

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programme is to help children develop soccer skills at an early

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age. It has the backing of Northern Ireland internationals. Now they

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are going a step further. I got a contract with Barcelona and I

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badgered him for four months and he agreed to a meeting. We will change

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today's with the coaches that take Lionel Messi. We will train at Nou

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Camp and then they play on -- we will play them, which is unheard of.

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They will have the opportunity to work with Barcelona coaches. We are

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trying to adapt the Spanish a philosophy on football. It seems

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you are never too young to start. The trips will be staggered that

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Gerard the year. Players from the Irish League are on board to help

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out. They are working on their passing. There are some beginners

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and some advanced. A lot of them have potential and could be decent

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footballers. The first group will travel to Barcelona at Easter and

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there is no doubt which but bomber they are most excited to see. Who

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is your favourite player? Will Lionel Messi. He is skilful and he

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is the best player in the world. Here is the best? Lie in a messy.

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Where you meet him? And I don't know, hopefully. They can dine is

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under way. -- the countdown is under way.

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Ulster Rugby's request to have the Heineken Cup quarter-final against

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Munster moved from its Easter Sunday date has been turned down by

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the competition's organisers. Ulster had asked the ERC to 'bear

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in mind' the strong Christian commitments of a number of the

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team's players and supporters. But tournament chiefs say the game will

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go ahead as planned on Sunday April 8th. Ulster have told us they'll

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abide by that ruling and all players will be available for the

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big game. Now with the weather here's Cecilia

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It has been cold today, may be a shot -- may be a shock because of

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the warmer weather. As temperatures fall this evening, some showers

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could turn into snow. It could be I see this evening with temperatures

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around freezing or just below. -- I see. It is another chilly night and

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another chilly morning. Later this evening the showers will ease off.

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The breeze picking up with time, especially towards the north coast.

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The breeze will be evident at tomorrow morning making it feel

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distinctly chilly and dragging some of those wintry showers over to the

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east coast. There may be some snow over their health above 200 metres.

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-- over there hills. Another cold and in some areas, snow we start. -

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- snowing. Temperatures just above freezing. That is low enough for

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some ice. A nasty start to the morning. The showers will ease off

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and the wind will these as well. The afternoon will be the better

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half of the day. Many places becoming dry and temperatures

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eventually slightly higher than today. They will fall away quickly

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tomorrow night. Another frost. Saturday morning at a, a sharp

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frost in places. This cheeky chappie was spotted in its

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Jordanstown this morning. Saturday morning starts off dry and crisp

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