24/07/2016 BBC Newsline

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A man in his 60s has died at a clay pigeon shooting club

The police say a gun was involved and they're

The First and Deputy First Ministers and the Secretary of State are among

politicians who've condemned an arson attack on

It's the second such attack on the church in the last few days.

Forensic teams search for evidence inside the Saintfield Road

Presbyterian Church in South Belfast.

Parishioners who would have been at Sunday morning service -

Police say the arson attack, which was carried out sometime

between 1am and 1:20am this morning, has caused considerable

damage to the church, and a neighbouring hall.

The church says apart from having to cancel Sunday service,

it will have a significant impact on other events planned

We're very sad of the impact it will have in the coming days, tomorrow

morning there is Scripture union for a lot of young people who would have

been meeting, we are also sad of the impact in the wider community, this

is a community Church widely used by members of the community so we are

sad about that but your a forgiving people and we forgive the people who

have done this. The new Secretary of State,

James Brokenshire, and the First and Deputy First Ministers have

all condemned the arson attack. The church was also targeted early

on Friday when its kitchen Detectives are also investigating

that, and say a sectarian motive is one of a number

of lines of inquiry. The church doesn't know when it will

be able to resume services until a full assessment of the damage has

been carried out but they say Sunday worship will take place next

weekend, even if it has to be at another church.

The police are investigating a possible link between two

Two men, one armed with a gun, forced their way into the parochial

house beside St Michael's Church on Finaghy Road North in Belfast

Several hours later, two men, one also armed

with a gun, broke into a house on Circular Road in Dungannon.

They threatened a man and a woman who were inside and stole

Trains have been stopped from going through Clipperstown

near Carrickfergus because of a security alert.

The police say they've been told a device has been left on the line.

An Ulster Unionist MLA has apologised unreservedly

after sending naked photographs of himself to

Ross Hussey said he had made a terrible error of judgment

in sending the images to the Sunday Life journalist.

In a statement his party said he was a single man who had

In GAA, Derry's dream of reaching the first All-Ireland football

In an epic encounter, Damien Barton's men lost by a point

to Tipperary in this weekend's round-four qualifier.

The first meeting of these teams in championship that old reduced the

game of the summer. Mark Lynch hammered home the only goal of the

first half to see very lead by a point at the break but I came to

parade. A cruel slip by Thomas Mallon gifting the Munster men aged

goal challenge, which Kevin O'Halloran availed of. Was just a

few minutes to go, Derry swept forward and lodged in front, Eoghan

Brown on the end of the move. But deep into injury time, Conor Sweeney

Fulford to late Tipperary points. Brendan Rodgers, who had begun the

day as groom at his brother 's wedding, had this check to bring the

match to extra time. Not everyone gets a fairy tale either. I don't

think I had much choice, I was in that place, the shot would be taken,

it didn't pay off today. You have to get on with it and take it as it

comes. A look ahead now to a story we'll

have on BBC Newsline this week, when we'll take a look at three

local guitar companies making high-end hand-crafted instruments

that sell for thousands of pounds The Irish guitar makers are really

sticking through to the principles of handcrafting because they guitar

maker is different from a machine, he has a brain and eyes and ears, he

can see what he's doing to the wood, he can see what he's producing and

so you were getting a much wetter quality instrument through

handcrafting techniques rather than machine-made stuff that most two are

produced by. You can hear more about that on BBC

Newsline here on BBC One this week. Now here's Cecilia with the weather

for the week ahead. There are still some showers this

evening at those torrential downpours have largely moved away

and it will become dry in the east and south-east this evening, Mo

showers across the North and west, a mild like that as the breeze moves

in you will notice a fresher feel tomorrow. A little cooler, some

showers at most places will start dry with sunshine. Most showers in

the morning in the West but they will move over Belfast and the

south-east in the afternoon. Most showers across the West of Ireland

before they migrate east and most showers in Scotland will be across

Northern and western counties, so the further east you work to do it

will be although there will be a few showers across western areas of

Britain. Temperatures in the mid and high teens, so warm in the sunshine

but cooler in the breeze and as a shower comes overhead it will feel

cooler. There were heavy showers at Portstewart today and it will feel

cooler in the next few days as the breeze comes in after say. Tomorrow

is the first of the races in Strangford, and the westerly breeze

should provide some shelter but I cannot promise it will state shower

free, so for this week we have the remnants of summer weather systems

off the Atlantic, so most days bring a risk of showers, no day is

completely dry but there will be some dry weather at times and a bit

of sunshine. A coolness to the breeze but when you get a little

sunshine it will not feel too bad. Our next BBC Newsline bulletin

is at 10:20pm tonight.