07/08/2016 BBC Newsline

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An anti-internment march in West Belfast has passed

Last month, a Parades Commission ruling banned it from passing

through the city centre and there was a large policing

operation put in place for today's protest.

In the days leading up to this parade, there were concerns about

violence around the protest, because of incidents at previous events. The

organisers had this to say before it moved off toward the city centre. If

there's anybody here who is drinking who is taking part,. Hundreds were

joined by four Republican bands for the march which the protesters say

was about highlighting the continued use of internment. We have

Republican through the count is arrested and remanded for two years

and after that they are bailed with serious strict conditions and

curfews. Once it gets to the courts, there is no answer, so that is

clearly internment. As the parade made its way through West Belfast

toward the lower Falls Road and city centre, police units were preparing

to block the route in line with a parade commission's determination.

Hundreds are taking part in this anti-internment protest parade which

has been making its way down from Anderstown through the lower Falls

to the city centre. But the Parades Commission has placed restrictions

on the march and it is not allowed to go any further than this police

line here at Barrack Street. At the police line, there were speeches by

groups supporting the nub of dissident Republican prisoners. The

crowd then dispersed without incident.

A man in his forties who was being questioned by gardai

in connection with the murder of Denis Donaldson

The former Sinn Fein official was shot dead in April

2006 at a remote cottage in County Donegal shortly after it

had been revealed that he'd been working for the police and MI5.

It's Day Two of the Olympic Games in Rio and the first boxer

from Northern Ireland has been in action.

It's been a difficult start to the Olympics for Ireland boxes as one

fighter failed a drugs test. He has since appealed. But today, the focus

was very much inside the ring as Steven Donnelly made his Olympic

debut in a welterweight division. Walking to the ring for the biggest

moment of his career. This was Steven Donnelly's first Olympic

experience and he was determined to enjoy it. The Ballymena man settled

quickly into the fight against his Algerian opponent. He triumphed in

round one and never looked back. Eventually he got a unanimous

decision from all three judges. There was big pressure on my

shoulders coming into the tournament. I came away with the win

and I couldn't be happier. Were you nervous? I definitely was, it was my

debut, anybody would be nervous walking out in front of all these

people. Northern Ireland comes watching expecting you to win. The

pressure was there and I can only get better from here on in. Why type

elsewhere, today's rowing schedule was delayed by winds-macro which

means that Richard Chambers will have to wait for his first heat. The

event continues and the horse riding looked settled. Claire Abbots

recorded a personal best in the dressage and team Ireland are

currently lying fourth. After losing their opening game 3-2 yesterday to

India, Ireland's hockey players are getting ready to meet the

Netherlands tonight. Team GB are also in action against New Zealand

waiting for the first win. But other boxing, it has been a dream debut

for Steven Donnelly. Both Tyrone and Donegal went out

of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship at the quarterfinal

stage at Croke Park. Tyrone lost out to Mayo

by a single point in Mayo edged ahead with five minutes

of normal time to go in the game. Tyrone then had this late chance

to level the match in injury time but Niall Morgan was unable to score

with a long-range free. Meanwhile, Donegal were beaten

by reigning champions Dublin, with Paul Mannion's goal deep

into injury-time ensuring that his side progressed

by a comfortable margin A look ahead now to a story we'll

have this week on BBC Newsline. Said that the Brexit vote, there's

been a rise in the number of Unionists deciding to get Irish

passports. So for them, just how difficult a decision was it? My

father would not be pleased if he was still alive. But I'm from Larne,

a lot of my friends and relatives are and some of them will be happy

and they will be doing exactly the same thing.

You can see more on that on BBC Newsline this week here on BBC One.

Here's Angie with a look at the weather for the week ahead.

We started the weekend on a rather warm and humid notes. Not quite as

warmer today and after today's rain, it will be feeling fresher through

the coming week with winds-macro coming from the North West which

will be quite brisk. In the middle of the week, there will be a smell

of wet weather. Today's rain cleared away to give some bright spells for

this evening and we get further showers moving in from the

north-west during the night accompanied by blustery winds-macro

which could be gusting near gale around the coast. Those showers

is off later in the night which will not be quite as humid with

temperatures of 11-12d. Into tomorrow, bright and breezy. A few

showers, particularly in the morning, but they will fade away

through the day. The winds-macro is off, still a breezy though,

particularly around the coast. Strong winds-macro in the North of

Scotland, severe gales which could be quite destructive and spells of

rain. Elsewhere, a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers.

Showers are mainly light and dry spells in between and quite warm in

the south, into the low 20s. For Northern Ireland, during the

afternoon showers are all but gone to the south-east, so a fair amount

of dry weather and sunshine. Feeling fresher around the coast without on

short north-westerly breeze, 15-16 on the West. We have weather fronts

around the edge, probably only affecting Scotland on Tuesday. On

Wednesday, that arrives in Northern Ireland begin wet and windy

conditions. Not quite as wet on Thursday, but rather cloudy.

Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is at 10:20pm tonight.

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

From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, goodbye.