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Good evening. The headlines on BBC Newsline: Stormont draws up an

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action plan to save Crumlin Road courthouse from ruin. More

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harrowing details emerge of how three family members died in a

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slurry tank accident. A report finds the shooting of an Official

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IRA man by the army was unjustified. Just two Ulster players are named

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on the Ireland rugby team to play Wales. We'll hear Declan Kidney's

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explanation. The wind remains a feature of the weather and after a

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mild day, it's cooling down again as well. Stormont is stepping in to

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sort out the future of one of our best known listed buildings.

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Crumlin Road courthouse in north Belfast has been lying derelict for

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15 years now and is a state of serious disrepair. It's owned by a

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private developer, but now Stormont is intervening with an action plan.

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Julian O'Neill has this exclusive report. The damage is clear for all

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to see. A series of fires several years ago left this 160-year-old

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listed building exposed to the elements. According to an architect

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for the building's own e it is not beyond repair. There is still a

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structure which is capable of restoration. Number one court, the

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bit that survived the most and a lot of the original features are

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there. Although it looks terrible and it is terrible and it would be

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great to see work starting, we still have a structure that is

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important and can be restored. Crumlin Road jail is enjoying a new

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lease of life, thanks to fub lick - - public funds. But the court has

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failed to attract investment. As far back as 2007 the jail and the

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court house were seen as playing a key role in the revitalisation of

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what is one of the most deprived parts of Belfast. While the jail

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has been refurbished into a tourist attraction, at the court house,

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time has stood still, as first plans for an office and then a

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hotel have failed to get off the drawing board. Stormont has

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commissioned a report and it will establish the building's condition

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and value. It will also select the preferred development option. And

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taking back public ownership through vesting or buying the court

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house is a possible outcome. The social development minister says it

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is time to act. I see it in terms of regeneration, economic

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development, employment opportunities. Also the removal of

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a blight from that part of the city. We have condemned people, the

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owners have condemned people for years to living in an area where

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that is what they look at day after day. That is unacceptable. We need

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a resolution and I'm determined that we will do that. The owner has

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a new idea and his architect told me it is to turn the corporate

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house into a museum for records and drawings of local historic

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buildings. There has been a muted reception in the community. Bearing

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in mind this building sits, it is actually an interface between

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Antrim Road, Cliftonville and Shankill, I feel -- fail to imagine

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what would draw someone like myself or someone from a deprived building

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to access a wilding -- building to access architect. The economic down

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U-turn has not helped. The study on its future is due to be completed

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by July. The deaths of three members of the Spence family last

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September has been described as the worst farming tragedy here in 20

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years. The inquest into the deaths of Noel Spence, and his two sons

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Graham and Nevin finished today and our reporter Claire Savage was in

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the Coroner's Court in Belfast. Today giving evidence was the state

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pathologist professor Jack Crane. He said when the men entered the

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tank, the level of toxic gases was high enough to render the men

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unconscious and when they fell into the slurry, they died. Two Health

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and Safety Executives gave evidence about the dangers of working in

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tanks on farm and recommended a number of precautions. You take of

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taking a bottle of fizzy drink with the cap on, shake it and removing

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the cap. You get a huge quantity of gas released. That is what happens

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when you mix slurry. The advice is get the animals out, mix on a windy

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day, open all openings, put in the pump, start it up and get out and

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stay out for half an hour at least. The coroner said this was an

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unbelievable tragedy and when it happened people were river eted to

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the newspapers and radio as they couldn't believe such a tragedy

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could happen in the 21st Century. He added until this happened, not

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everyone was aware of the dangers and said what he has been told is

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the message is getting across to the wider Northern Ireland farming

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community. And that the tradgejibg - tragic death were now known

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throughout the British Isles. He said not only was a it a loss to

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the farming communities, but to anyone that loved rugby and that

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Nevin's loss was felt throughout the rugby world. The coroner added

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that often the ending of an inquest brought closure to a family, but he

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didn't that that was the case in this instance and he hoped the

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Spence family would be able to get on with their lives. A 26-year-old

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man has died in a car crash in County Armagh. It happened on

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Monaghan Road at Madden on Monday. The man was driving a silver car

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which went into a hedge. The police have appealed for anyone who saw

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the crash to contact them. Detectives are treating as

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attempted murder an incident in Omagh when a pipe bomb was left

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close to a police officer's home. The off-duty officer fired after he

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said he saw people acting suspiciously near the house in the

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Coolnagard area on Friday night. The police officer no longer lives

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there but had returned to carry out repairs. A judge has ruled that a

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15-year-old girl should remain in a juvenile detention centre, after

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hearing claims that she was involved in sex and drug-taking

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sessions with men linked to Loyalist paramilitaries. The

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teenager - who is in care - was refused bail to help her sever ties

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with any men trying to exploit her. Julie McCullough has the story.

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What more can you tell us. Frplgt these allegations emerged during a

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bail hearing for the teenager today. The 15-year-old, who can't be

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identified for legal reasons, is charged with assaulting a member of

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staff and another resident at a children's home. Last week it was

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claimed that she breeched her conditions, by leaving the home

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without permission early on a morning that she was due in court.

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The court was later told she had said a local LVF man had demanded

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she go to his home at 5am. A prosecution lawyer told the court

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that the girl referred to engaging in sexual activity with more than

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one man and taking cocaine and other drugs. He said she was

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forming dangerous bonds and that the trust wanted to break the bonds.

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He said while the home was happy to have her back, they wanted her to

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spend some time in secure accommodation first. What did her

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legal team have to say? Well, a defence lawyer accepted that the

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girl had left the home at the request of a local known figure.

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But he added she said her own safety was never in doubt. And she

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denies some of the circumstances outlined about her activity with

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older men. However, the judge pointed out that vulnerable young

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people in care are being targeted very often for sexual purposes. And

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he said those who do it seem to know who might easily fall under

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their influence. He ruled she should remain in a juvenile

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detention centre until secure accommodation is found. Thank you.

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An information has found that the Parachutet Regiment were not

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justified in shooting an official figure in the IRA in Belfast 40

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years ago. The finding has come from the Historical Enquiries Team.

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Mervyn Jess reports. Official IRA leader, Joe McCann during a gun

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battle in the 70s. A year later, he was dead. Shot by the army running

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away from the police in the city's Markets ar Y -- area. His widow was

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the chief mourner at his funeral. Today, she and her sons and

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daughters were at a news conference outlieping the findings of the

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Historical Enquiries Team report into his killing. The official IRA

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leader was shot dead by paratrooperers 1972 as he was

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running way from the police. shooting of our father was not

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justified. It was unjustified. report says while Joe McCann was

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wanted in connection with terrorist crime and the soldiers thought he

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was armed, his actions did not amount to the level of specific

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threat to justify them opening fire. All three soldiers, A, B and C,

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opened fire and Joe fell. Having been struck by three bullets. He

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was unarmed. It has not been possible to question the Special

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Branch version of events. Because incredibly the RUC then and the

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PSNI now claim no -- not to be aware of the Special Branch

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officers who were following Joe. The feignedings themselves were

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that the paras were unjustified in their use of lethal force and

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contravened the yellow card and their own procedures. The shooting

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of this IRA figure led to widespread rioting in Belfast at

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the time. The Historical Enquiries Team report concludes there are no

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lines of inquiry, or further investigative opportunities that

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could clarify the circumstances of his death. Still to come: Two

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churches close to the border are targeted by armed robbers. The

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Alliance Party is being accused of denying parents the choice over

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their children's education by proposing a major increase in

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places in integrated schools. It's one of a series of proposals in a

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new Alliance document setting out how the Executive should build a

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shared future. Our Political Editor Mark Devenport is at Stormont. How

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do alliance hope to achieve this expadges in integrated education?

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They are setting a dramatic target for more than tripling the number

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of children in integrated schools by 2020. They would make it easier

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for some schools to deClare themselves as integrated and saying

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all new build schools should be integrated. The alliance minister

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said the party is responding to popular demands. In the fast few

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weirs we have had 6% of our -- in the past few year we have had 6% of

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children in integrated schools. The schools have a range of benefits.

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We have a plan to increase the number of places in Northern

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Ireland and we believe that is in line with what most people want to

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see. What has been the reaction to that plan? Well there has been

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criticism of the plan from other parties. The DUP and Sinn Fein and

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the SDLP say that the plan appears to eliminate parental choice. We

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asked Jim Clarke from the council for Catholic maintained schools

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whether this increase was realistic. The simple answer is no. We have

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had 25 years of department encouraging integrated education

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and we have 6%. We have many spare places in the integrated sector.

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Only five or six schools are oversubscribed. The offer of

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Catholic education is available throughout the world and it is

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nearly almost a sign of a mature society that we can offer a faith-

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based option. We are prepared to offer a fate-based option,

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alongside the Protestant churches if communities want that. This I

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about a shared feature with flag flying at the centre of attention.

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What is the party proposing there? They suggest that the designated

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day flag flying policy should be applied to all government buildings

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and should be rolled out across the other new supercouncils which are

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due to come into existence. They also call for regulation of the

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flying of flags on street furniture, such as lamp posts. So people could

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apply for a licence to fly the union flag around a certain day and

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after that it would be their responsibility to take that flag

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down. I should say that this is of course an alliance proposal and the

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First Minister in a BBC interview rejected the notion of any Parades

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Commission-style body to regulate flag flying. So not all the parties

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are singing off the same hymn sheet. Thank you. You're watching BBC

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Newsline and still to come on the programme: I'm live at Donegal,

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they play Linfield tonight. Within the last hour senior politicians in

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the Republic have been paying tribute to the bravery of Detective

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Garda Adrian Donohoe. He was murdered last Friday night while on

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escort duty outside a credit union in County Louth. Shane Harrison is

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in Dublin. What is the latest on the investigation. The Irish

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justice minister and senior police officers believe a burnt out car

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found in woods near the scene is linked to the murder of Adrian

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Donohoe, whose funeral will take place tomorrow. It emerged the car

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was stolen in a village a few days before the murder and kept out of

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circulation. There are reports that police have a good idea who the

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murder gang are, but those reports are not being officially confirmed.

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The focus remains on North Louth criminals. Politicians have been

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paying tribute to the police officer today? Yes members of the

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Parliament stood in silence in tribute to Adrian Donohoe. The

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Taoiseach told the house that the murder of a garda is a capital

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offence with a mandatory 40 year sentence and in paying tribute he

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said no effort would be spared in bringing the killers before the

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courts. Let me assure everyone here, everyone in his family and in the

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country, that we will do everything possible to bring those who

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murdered Adrian Donohoe to justice. And we will not rest and we cannot

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rest until we have done. So Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams,

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appealed to anyone with information to contact the police. H said Mr

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Donohoe's murder brought memories of the murder of Gerry McCabe in

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1996 and Ger ger apologised to Gerry McCabe's widow and said he

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was sorry for the pain inflicted on those who had served the state.

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Thank you. A parish priest who knew Detective Adrian Donohoe has been

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speaking about his fears when he was held by armed raiders in his

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parochial house last night. The robbery was in Belturbet in County

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Cavan shortly before another robbery at a parochial house in

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Kinawley in County Fermanagh. It's thought the same gang was involved.

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With more here's our district reporter Julian Fowler. Recovering

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from their ordeal, the parish priest and his house keeper have

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been left shaken after three men came to the house last night and

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demanded money. They were kept in the kitchen for half an hour while

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the gang searched the house. The I offered the man with a hammer a cup

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of tea. Which he declined. So I didn't feel frightened, my house

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keeper was terrified. She said it was the worst ordeal she had

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experienced. Me said the murder of police officer had crossed his mind.

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I felt this was of a minor nature compared to the, horrible events in

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Dundalk. I knew Adrian Donohoe. I was in parish some years back and

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he was a wonderful young man. Wonderful. Half an hour after

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leaving the area, it is thought the same gang crossed the border and

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made their way to the pa roachial house elsewhere. Two women were

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counting money in the office when the gang came through the door.

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think priests' houses would be targeted, somebody said nothing is

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sacred. But I have been heartened by the messages of support by

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people in the Parrish who are sickened this is happening. It is

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thought only a small sup was taken in both robbery -- sum was taken in

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both robberies. Ulster may be the in-form team in Irish rugby at the

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moment. But just two of their players have been picked for the

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international side to play Wales in the Six Nations championship on

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Saturday. Austin O'Callaghan is in west Belfast this evening. I'm at

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Suffolk Road, home of Donegal Celtic, who play Linfield in a key

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league match tonight. More on that in a few moments. But, yes, I think

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a few eyebrows were raised around Ravenhill at Declan's Kidney's team

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selection for the trip to Cardiff on Saturday. Ulster may be top of

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rugby's Pro 12, but only Rory Best and winger Craig Gilroy have made

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the starting 15. Two more players Chris Henry and Declan Fitzpatrick

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have been named on the bench. Our reporter Thomas Kane has spent the

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day at the Ireland team headquarters in county Kildare. It

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wasn't exactly the changing of guard, but the new captain wasn't

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going to let the previous skipper Hoad hill up on his way to training.

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-- hold him up on his way to training. Hitching a ride with him

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was a young Ulster man handed his Six Nations debut. Having announced

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his presence during the November internationals. He has been playing

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well. He played well on the right- wing against the Barbarians last

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year. That was well noted. He can go on both and acquit himself well.

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That is no easy task. He deserves his chance. Ulster have been the in

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form Irish province this season and while Stephen ferris and Tommy Bow

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would have started, the contingent from the side is outnumbered by the

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Repationings from Munster and Leinster. -- representations. Can

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you understand supporters saying we are doing well and we only have two

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starting. I wasn't aware of that until you pointed that out. That is

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never the way we pick the team. I could imagine you know hn you do

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the numbers, but once you're involved in an Irish set up, if the

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15 lads come from there and they're the best 15, that is the 15 that

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will play. I think Chris Henry is hard done by. His form has been

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comepgsal. The Ulster guys have to be more patient. -- exceptional.

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They are unluckly there not a few more of them in the team. Although

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not named in the match day 22, Ian Henderson will travel with the

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squad asen extra player. Suggesting that Declan Kidney will give him a

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chance to impress as the Six Nations progresses. Wales again

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Ireland is live across the BBC on Saturday. The Larne versus Lurgan

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match is off. $$WHITEWith me now is the DC manager Pat McAllister. Who

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needs the points most? What Linfield need is no concern to me.

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My only focus is to keep the club in the league. We haven't been

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picking up many points. So it is important to start getting points

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on the board. Whats gone wrong this season? It is simple, we haven't

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won enough games. But our level of performance has been good. We have

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matched teams but we have lacked the killing edge up front. Good

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luck tonight. Kick off is at quart tore 8 and Mr Is cover on radio

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Ulster immediate wave. -- medium wave. Next to one of the more

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unusual journeys for one of our leading rally drivers. The BBC's

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Top Gear programme has enlisted the help of Dungannon's Kris Meeke. His

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task - to drive a luxury car around a world rally championship circuit

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with presenter James May as co- pilot. Denise Watson's report

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begins with an excerpt from a roller coaster ride. Are you scared

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about driving this on a rally course? I am a bit. You should be

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more scared. Come on. Plus two left. Don't call the notes. When Chris

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Meeke is at the wheel, he means business. But James May wasn't up

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to speed with the pace notes. was something different and to take

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a 2.3 turn Bentley 620 was something different. As Chris tried

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to keep the car on the road, James was getting on his nerve. Get it

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right or shut up. When you're running on gravel tracks on those

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tyres, the grip can be limited. It was capable of doing up to 145mph.

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So trying to get it stopped in those sishs can be challenging.

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this was a challenge, sustaining a career is more difficult. The

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County ty Rhone man is without a drive and the economic climate

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causing the world of motor sport to tighten its belt. There is not many

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properly paid seats at the top level, once you come out of that,

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it is hard to earn a living. But I want to be back competing. Million

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of Top Gear viewers will agree. If he can drive a Bentley around a

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rally course like thi, it is only a matter of time before he is back on

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the world stage. Larne against Lurgan Celtic is off. But the two

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league matches are on. I'm sure it's a bit soggy underfoot at

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Donegal Celtic tonight - it's been a wild day. Angie has more to tell

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a wild day. Angie has more to tell us about the windy weather. The

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wind has been a feature and will continue to be a feature over the

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next couple of days, but did you notice how mild it felt? That is

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because the wind was coming from the south and lifted the

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temperatures into double fi,. Highest temperature 14.3 Celsius.

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Look how much higher than the average which is normally around

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six degrees. But the weather was quite wild, windy and wet. That is

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clearing and now that weather system is moving away, we look at

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the isobars, the white line, they're packing in tightly tonight.

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So gale force gusts maybe as high as 60mph towards the north coast.

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That could cause some minor tree damage. But it is a dry evening and

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those strongest winds should die away during the night. But it is

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still breezy and that breeze will bring more showers. Some later in

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the night could be on the heavy side. But at least it is frost-free

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No lower than four or five degrees. Tomorrow, the showery and windy

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theme continues. But we may get a bright gap through the morning rush

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hour. But I think as the morning wears on we will see more showers

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appearing and again where they show up, they could be heavy. Maybe

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mixed with hail or thunder ch things improve by the afternoon.

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Although the showers could linger across parts of the east for a

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while. Drier and brighter weather will follow, with sunshine coming

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through. But nowhere near as mild as today with the breeze from the

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west. Highs of around eight degrees. Tomorrow night ot system appears,

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again the ice bars pack in. So we have to expect a squally band of

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heavy rain to move through during the latter part of tomorrow night.

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That should clear away to leave a breezy day on Thursday. A few

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showers around, particularly towards the north coast. It should

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become drier towards the weekend fpbgt, the wind should ease down,

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