22/06/2014 BBC Newsline

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A teenager has been killed in a crash near Belfast.

He was 19-year-old John Paul McShane from West Belfast.

The single-vehicle crash happened on the Upper Springfield Road

The Catholic Church has described an explicit music video, which featured

a lewd scene on the altar of a South Belfast church, as a desecration.

The material has now been removed from the video

This video for the British drum and bass DJ, Wilkinson,

including here at the Good Shepherd Church in Ormeau Road.

The original video, which has now been altered,

showed this couple lying across the altar partially clothed.

The footage has caused average amongst clergy and parishioners.

The DJ had permission to film in the church

but they had no idea of the content of the scene.

Parishioners were told today about what happened.

In a statement, he said that the footage had

desecrated the church and he was distressed at the situation.

We do not deserve that in our church.

The father is a lovely man and we all love coming here. It is

more than just a building. It is very hard for us as a believer.

The church asked the film-makers to delete the footage,

A spokesman for the diocese declined to comment

It's been a day of disappointment for Northern Ireland's golfers

on the final day of the Irish Open in Cork, as Stephen Watson reports.

The Irish Open trophy has not been won by a golfer from Northern

Today, Graeme McDowell from Portrush and Gareth Maben

It was a case of missed opportunities for both.

Graeme McDowell physically frustrated

as he ended in a tie for sixth place.

I felt myself overcomplicating my stroke, trying to strike too early.

In putting, the harder you try, the hole starts to shrink.

That is the feeling I have over the last few days was that it is

disappointing because I play golf to try and create an opportunity this

weekend. Belfast's player ended in a tie

for eighth place. The winner was from Finland,

and will now defend his title. In Gaelic games, Donegal easily

beat Antrim in the semi-final The teams were level

at half-time but Donegal pulled away in the second half,

scoring three goals in the process. The final score was Donegal 3-16,

Antrim 12 points. On tomorrow's BBC Newsline,

we'll have a special report on the controversy at

a convent-run mother and baby home It's believed that the remains

of nearly 800 children are buried The Republic's Minister For Children

has launched an investigation Growing up, I knew that

there was something wrong. I didn't have to go to college,

common sense will tell you that. It was wrong for any church or state

to separate a mother and its infant. You cannot commit a greater crime

against humanity than that. And you can see Shane Harrison's

full report tomorrow evening Finally onto the weather forecast

for the week ahead. Hello, it has not been too bad a

weekend. The clouds rolled in for many areas and it will stay with us

through to night but stays largely dry and mild. Temperatures will

reach ten or 11 degrees. By morning, the cloud will clear way to give us

morning sunshine. Tomorrow is not a bad day, mainly dry and bright. As

we go through the week, it will be gradually breaking down with some

more in the way of wet weather. To begin with tomorrow, there will be

brighter weather around. The cloud will roll in and it may be big

enough to give one or two spots of light rain or drizzle but not much

to worry about. To begin the day across Britain, a cabbie -- a cloudy

start for Scotland. To the south, some spells of sunshine but through

the afternoon AQ showers for central and eastern areas. Still

temperatures reach around 25 or 26 Celsius. It is a cloudy picture much

like today but it there will be some Celsius. It is a cloudy picture much

sunny spells to enjoy. That cloud will be big enough to give one or

two scattered showers. If you are out and about, and we do get the

scattered showers, they will be light and pass quickly. There will

be few and far between that most places staying dry. Inland,

temperatures reach 19 or 20 degrees. Towards the coast, where we have

onshore breezes, it will feel cooler. For Tuesday, more unsettled.

It would be completely wet, they will be a fair amount of dry weather

around. Temperatures will still be just above average, at around 18 or

19 Celsius. We do hold on to the fresher weather towards the North

Coast. For the rest of the week, it is a gradually degrading picture.

More in the way of wet weather. Good news for the gardeners but it will

not be raining all the time, there will be right about to enjoy. We

will keep you updated. Follow us on Twitter if you can.

Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is at 6:25am tomorrow.

Until then, you can keep up to date with local news on BBC Radio Ulster

From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, good night.