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Good evening. The headlines on BBC Newsline:

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All five Garth Brooks concerts are cancelled -

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Two people are in court for the murder of a vulnerable man

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Calls for the former Kincora Boys' Home to be included

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Executive ministers issue a terse two-line statement calling for all

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With Windsor Park under redevelopment, Linfield have

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And not too much rain around if you have outdoor plants in the next few

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days. First to the Garth Brooks concerts

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in Croke Park this month. The controversy over

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the country singer's plan to stage five concerts at GAA's headquarters

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came to a head late this afternoon. It was announced all

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concerts are cancelled. The decision leaves 400,000 fans who

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bought tickets disappointed if not angry at what's happened, not to

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mention the hotels, bus companies and restaurants that were preparing

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for the giant influx of people. As Kevin Sharkey reports,

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today's decision is a dramatic turn of events, five months after fans

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queued for hours to get tickets. For Garth Brooks fans,

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recent days have been anxious. Late this afternoon came

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disappointment. Today we genuinely thought it would go ahead, there is

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so much involved, there is no way a handful of residents could stop

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something like this. The long wait for these

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concerts began in February. Queueing for tickets, small groups

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and big numbers of fans. Two concerts were originally planned but

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such was the demand that five shows were eventually announced. Here are

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the pride tickets people bought at the time but they did not realise

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there were a number of problems, including that residents around

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Croke Park have an agreement with the authorities that only three

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special events can be held in a year, and by the time these tickets

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went on sale, the event had been allocated to the boy band one

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direction. Plants continued alongside controversy and a judge

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that Dublin's High Court allowed a local resident to apply for an

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injunction to prevent the contents going ahead. A few hours later, all

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five concerts were cancelled. The promoters announced the

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decision, saying, Aiken Promotions have exhausted all avenues regarding

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the staging of this event. The ticket return process

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will be outlined tomorrow. We went down the political route,

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every route we could go down and there is nowhere else to go.

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Devastated, I cannot believe it. It was a lifetime thing for me. I have

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never been to Croke Park, Perth works has been a lifetime idle for

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me. Honestly, I am devastated. I feel a bit embarrassed, I do feel

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embarrassment. I suppose we are Irish and I feel embarrassment that

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it was our country that turned away so much money, especially in such a

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bad economic situation. The GAA and Croke Park Stadium said

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they regret the cancellation of an event which would have represented

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an exciting national event. And while the cancellation is

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a victory for some local residents who opposed the five concerts,

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for the fans, there's a defeat. And a question - when, if ever,

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will Garth Brooks return to And Translink has announced that it

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will be refunding customers who had booked to travel to the concerts on

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its special coach and rail services. I am joined by Shane Harrison from

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Dublin. People are disappointed but what is the initial reaction? Shock,

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embarrassment, just some of the words being used to describe the

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initial reaction to the cancellation. The Irish

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restaurants' Association estimates 50 million euros will be lost to the

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Dublin economy because of the cancellation. Enda Kenny said it was

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a cute as appointment for fans and there had to be a better and more

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efficient way to handle such events in the future. As for the GAA and

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the promoters, as just reported, they say they deeply regret what has

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happened. The mediator who normally mediates between workers and

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management, he has been involved in this recess and said Garth Brooks

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feels unwelcome in Ireland, which may come as a surprise to some,

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given that nearly half a million people were prepared to pay to go

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and see him. There will always be the blame game but it is clear the

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residents who did oppose the five concerts stood their ground and

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succeeded. They succeeded in many ways but it has to be remembered

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there is a division within residents in the area. Some say the other

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group does not speak for them but it is the case they did not want these

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contoured to go ahead but they say they were shocked because they ought

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after Dublin City Council gave the go-ahead for three events, that

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would happen. A man and a woman have appeared in

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court in connection with the weekend The body of Owen Creaney, who

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the police described as "frail and vulnerable", was found in a rubbish

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bin at a house in Craigavon. Gordon Adair was at Craigavon Court

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for BBC Newsline. Stephen Hughes, on the left, and

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Owen Creaney at a party at Stephen Hughes's house on Wednesday. Police

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say that within hours of this photo being taken, Hughes and his

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co-accused attacked Owen Creaney so severely that he eventually died

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from his injuries. The police say the fatally injured man was left in

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the house without medical attention for up to two days. They believe he

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died on Friday night or early Saturday morning. At lunchtime on

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Saturday police received a tip-off that a body had been found in the

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house. Initial searches found nothing. Stephen Hughes and

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shortening boil each claimed the other was responsible for the

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killing during police interviews. At one point information led to police

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returning to the house and they found the body in a bin. Even Hughes

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did not apply for Bay cashback for bail. -- he did not apply for bail.

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The court heard his co-accused had been refused bail after appearing

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for an arson offence. Both will appear in court in Craigavon later

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this month. There have been more calls

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for the sexual abuse suffered by boys at a care home in East Belfast

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to be included in the independent investigations into historical abuse

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ordered by the Home Secretary. Theresa May says the review

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and inquiry will provide maximum transparency, including access to

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sensitive government files. The Kincora Boys' Home closed

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in 1980 and three members But allegations of involvement by

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the security services in covering up This is the former

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Kincora Boys' Home on the In the early '80s, it was at

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the centre of a scandal which dated I remember sitting on my father's

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landscape in Northern Ireland. I remember sitting on my father's

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needs but to sit on a stranger's knee, I just felt completely out of

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place. Three care workers at the home,

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including this man, William McGrath, A leading Orangeman with links to

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political unionism and loyalist paramilitaries, he allegedly also

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had links to the security services. Chris Moore is the journalist who

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investigated events at Kincora. The first police investigation was

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blocked by MI5. MI5 had an interest here, which was their agent. They

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stopped British intelligence from reporting these matters to the

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police and some young men here were brutalised and raped and abused,

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while MI5 sat on their hands and allowed it to happen.

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More than 30 years on, Kincora remains a scandal that persists.

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But Amnesty International says an investigation launched

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by the Home Secretary would be able to go further.

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We welcome the inquiry established by the Assembly.

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Unfortunately, it simply does not have the powers

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to reach into Whitehall departments and Secret Service files in

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the way that the enquiry announced by Theresa May yesterday will have.

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She said it will be able to access wherever and

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She said that if necessary, she will grant statutory powers.

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That is what we need to get to the bottom of this business. Theresa May

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has effectively launched two investigations. One will be into how

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police and prosecutors dealt with allegations, the second will be an

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in-depth inquiry. Both are at an early stage and it is unclear

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whether the abuse at Kincora will feature.

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The East Belfast MP Naomi Long has added her voice to those calls

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for any UK-wide inquiry or review into historical abuse claims to

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Before we came on air, I asked her why she wanted that.

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I think it is important to recognise that many of these historic

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enquiries will be fraught in that there may not be evidence or records

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will have been destroyed, but allegations persist that there was a

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political cover-up involved at Kincora and I believe it is

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important that is properly investigated. Even the destruction

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of records in itself good point to whether there is substance to those

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allegations, so by including it in this inquiry we can create clarity

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around the situation and have a chance for the back end of Kincora

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to top -- to talk openly and freshly about what has happened to them, and

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I think that is an important part of any process. But Kincora will be

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part of the historical abuse inquiry taking place in Northern Ireland. Is

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there not a danger that evidence will be duplicated if it is also

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under the review? I understand the concerns about duplication but the

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remit of the has to Oracle abuse inquiry that was set up by the

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Health Minister is more limited and constrained in that for example it

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cannot access files from White House -- from Whitehall or compel

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witnesses, so there are issues that are distinct from the inquiry set up

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in Westminster. My concern would be given the allegations that there was

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political interference and political activity, senior politicians

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involved asking Cora, I believe it has a reflection of the kind of

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inquiry which will be followed up through the Home Office and I

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believe it is important that this is pursuit as part of that package

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because until those rumours are properly investigated, we will never

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really have the kind of resolution we would wish to seek for those who

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were had from utterly by the events at Kincora. -- who were affected

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dramatically. Stormont ministers have called for

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all parades and protests over the summer to be lawful. A brief

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two-line joint statement was issued this afternoon after their scheduled

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meeting. At it, the ministers discussed the Parades Commission's

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decision to prevent Orangemen returning past the Ardoyne shops in

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North Belfast on the evening of July 12th. From Stormont, here's Mark

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Devenport. As you say, it was just two lines,

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the statement from the Executive parties calling for all parades and

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protests to be lawful and acknowledging efforts made by many

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people to ensure summer remains peaceful, but given the tension in

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North Belfast over the 12th of July, the hats the fact ministers managed

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to agree a statement at all is evidence of progress. Here is Gareth

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Gordon. They met to discuss decisions on spending, but this is

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Northern Ireland in July, where the streets dictate the agenda. The last

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time these parties shared a table, the Unionists left early in response

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to a decision about the Orange Order. The omens were not the

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meeting was there was concern about the public that we would end up in a

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row here. There were sensible approaches taken by all leaders

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around the table. I take heart in the fact there appears to be

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agreement among the parties. It will be important to make sure that

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carries through and people use their influence to avoid -- violence

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happening in Northern Ireland. A note of caution from the Justice

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Minister, but worth the Unionists any happier? I welcome the fact the

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discussion took days given it represented progress from the

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positions outlined earlier by some parties. But we are still no clearer

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about what a graduated response to the parade issue means. You may not

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have very long to wait for the next to be announced. It will be

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according to our own timetable. We will not be enticed by the questions

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of the press. Elsewhere there is still concern about the coming

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weekend. This has the potential for serious conflict. I hope camera

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minds will seek to ensure that does not happen. -- camera minds. But at

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least two day politics was seen to prevail. In the circumstances, this

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meeting may have done better than anyone could have expected, but that

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does not mean trouble may not lie ahead. Is this feeling that the fire

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that was sparked the Parades Commission decision has been put

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out? I think most commentators will have been surprised that given that

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at the end of May we had a shouting match across the Executive table

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after the First Minister's remarks on Islam, today we have a measured

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discussion about parades. The fact the statement issued was just two

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lines does not necessarily reflect that brevity is the soul of wit as

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far as dormant is concerned, but they will have more difficulties

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having a comprehensive agreement when dealing with the issue of

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parades. Ministers were supposed to make decisions on spending. Many

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people were waiting for those decisions but it seems they have

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been put on the long finger. They will have more discussions during

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the next few days about many million pounds worth of decisions, it looks

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like they face 3% cuts but there is difficulty getting the ministers in

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charge of those departments to agree to those cuts. If they do not, the

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First Minister warns ?83 million in capital may have to be returned to

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London in the next few weeks. A bakery could face legal action

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for refusing a customer's request to make a cake with

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a slogan supporting gay marriage. The Equality Commission has

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written to Ashers Baking Company. Its owners said

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their strong views prevented them from being able to fulfil the order

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made by a gay rights campaigner. "Support Gay Marriage" -

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the words a customer, who is also a gay rights activist, wanted

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printed on a cake which they'd ordered from Ashers Baking Company

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in Belfast a number of weeks ago. They also wanted the cake to feature

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the logo of a local campaign group called Queerspace alongside the

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Sesame Street characters Bert and Ernie. The customer wanted the cake

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made for an anti-homophobia event hosted by the Alliance Party

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councillor Andrew Muir After some consideration,

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Asher's Baking Company refused the request to make the cake as it

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was at odds with their beliefs. Six weeks later,

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they received a letter from the Equality Commission which

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said that they had discriminated against the customer on the grounds

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of his sexual orientation. The company was founded

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in Newtownabbey in 1992. Its general manager,

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Daniel McArthur, recorded a statement which the

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Christian Institute posted online. I feel that if we don't take a stand

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with this case, how can we stand up I would like the outcome

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of this to be that any Christians running a business could be allowed

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to follow their Christian beliefs and principles in the day-to-day

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running of their business. And that they are allowed to make

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decisions based on that. Gay rights campaigners are

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supporting You don't get to pick

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and choose your customers or If you are providing

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a service to the wider population, you don't get to choose if they are

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gay or straight, you have to accept In a statement,

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the Equality Commission said it has granted assistance to

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the complainant, and has written to the company concerned on his behalf

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and will consider any response A little corner of the Faroe Islands

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has taken up residence in Lurgan It's all to do with Europa League

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football. Mark Sidebottom has the sport

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for us from Mourneview Park. That little corner is Torshavn. We

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expected them to bring the rain but you might be able to see clear blue

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skies here. It will be a landmark night for Warren Feeney, the new

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Linfield manager. Your first competitive home game in charge. You

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would have loved to be at Windsor Park but that is under

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redevelopment. We won't let -- it would have been great to bring it

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back to Windsor Park but we are grateful to did have an four having

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us here. We have to get the job done tonight. What do you expect from

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Torshavn? They have common with fans on a charter flight and are

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obviously taking this seriously. It is a dangerous game for us because a

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lot of people are sending text message and they have nothing to

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lose tonight, but I am confident that we will see this job through.

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You have played international football, many World Cup qualifiers.

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Do you expect Brazil versus Germany to affect the crowd tonight? I hope

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not, but my focus is on the infield and what we have to do. Hopefully

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the fans will turn out in numbers to support us. Brazil or Germany? I am

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going for Brazil. Linfield or Torshavn? Linfield.

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Derry City travel to Wales tomorrow ahead of Thursday?s

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Peter Hutton?s men have a four-goal cushion, but as Keiron Tourish

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They're very city cruised to a con double victory against the Welsh

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side last Thursday, although the candy striped hit the net four

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times, it could have been a more comprehensive score. The boss says

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he is taking nothing for granted. They went over and got beaten in

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five, so it can be done and it is important that we do a good job over

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there. One city player who is on top form having scored in the last two

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games says Gerry must they focused on completing the job in Wales.

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After beating them here, they were down to ten men so you cannot read

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too much into it, but we will be confident enough going there and

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hoping to get into the next round. Although very city have established

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a comfortable lead here at Brandywell, Peter Hutton is guarding

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against complacency. He wants to take his team to Wales and finished

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the job in style. The Commonwealth Games are now just

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a fortnight away and one of Martyn Irvine is already proven

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on the world stage. He picked up a bronze medal in Delhi

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four years ago and is going The world champion and winner of the

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Gold medal. He is Northern Ireland's most accomplished track

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cyclist but in his pursuit of success he has moved to Colorado. It

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is a nice life, possibly too nice, I could fall into eating burgers and

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drinking beer so it is a good lifestyle but lots of racing to be

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done, so for me I am in the right spot. But it is back home in

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Northern Ireland that Irvine won cycling to capitalise on the success

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of the Giro d'Italia. There are more bums on seats, more cycling around

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the place. That coverage that cycling has received has been

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the place. That coverage that massive and hopefully people can

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capitalise on that. We might even get a velodrome. And Martyn Irvine

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leads from the front. At this get a velodrome. And Martyn Irvine

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month's Commonwealth Games, he was listed as competing in seven events

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but that will not be that case. I reckon four, maybe, four or five.

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The road race, maybe for maximum. A bit of track and race will do me.

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Irvine has been successful before in Glasgow and he hopes that experience

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will help expand his medal tally. I won my first World Cup medals there.

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I won two silvers in 2012 so I had a good dummy run. It is all on my

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shoulders, all I can do is not get them, and I am in a good place to do

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with so I hope to waive some medal around. And if he does, it will be a

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feeling that he knows all too well. Torshavn have just taken the field.

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We will bring you the late goals, if there are any, later tonight. Blue

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skies in Lurgan. Let's get the forecast. If you got caught in the

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showers today you will be glad to hear it is more settled in the next

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24 hours, but it was disappointing in places, as evident with the

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abandoned beachball floating in the rain. Starting off with race skies

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and they did brighten. We had some heavy downpours moving south this

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afternoon, which have mostly cleared away, but for many of us the better

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part of the day, some lovely sunshine on offer. Tonight stays dry

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with clear spells. Similar temperatures to last night so not

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too bad with towns sitting around ten or 11 degrees. Tomorrow we have

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the promise of a better day, dry and bright sunny spells. We will find

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that sunshine across many parts of Northern Ireland during the morning

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but by afternoon the best sunshine will be reserved for the north and

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east, and for parts of south Armagh, temperatures getting up to 19 or 20.

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A bit more cloud pushing west through the afternoon but even then

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there will still be bright spells, still dry. Some sunshine still on

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offer for the north Coast but they're in mind they still have that

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northerly onshore breeze so it might be a little fresh on the beach. By

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tomorrow evening, the best sunshine reserved for eastern areas. That

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cloud in the west will gather through tomorrow night and we expect

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rain to move in, maybe light rain across central and western areas. We

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are in for a dull, drizzly start, a lot of that will feature out leaving

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the odd shower, but not a lot of sunshine and given those

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temperatures of 19 or 20 Celsius, it could feel muggy. As we approach the

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weekend weather front moves in which is likely to bring rain on Friday

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night and into Saturday. Before we go, are you one of the 400,000

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holders of a ticket for one of the cancelled Garth Brooks concert? We

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would like to hear from you. Contact details are on the screen. Are you

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out of pocket? Our late summary is

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at the later time of 11:10pm following

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the World Cup semifinal match. Free tickets are available

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by random draw.

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