23/10/2016 BBC Newsline

The man who died in a car crash outside Randalstown this morning

Kamil Cervenka, who was 37, was originally from Slovakia.

Quiet grief on a country road side, the two brothers lived and worked in

Northern Ireland. Kamil Cervenka come on the left, lost his life when

the car crashed shortly after midnight. The impact was

devastating. The accident happened just outside the village of

Randalstown. There were distressing scenes this morning when the victim

was my brother arrived. I don't know what has happened. He was a good

brother. He was younger brother for us, everybody said. When did you see

him last? Yesterday morning. About nine o'clock. That was the last

time. Friends came to support the family this morning. Evidence from

the crash still strewn along the roadside, and also, a tribute. This

evening, our family is grieving, here and in Slovakia. -- a family.

An investigation has been launched after nine people were injured

at the Tayto theme park in County Meath last night.

It happened at the park's House of Horrors attraction

Most of the injured received cuts and bruises, although one person

is understood to have suffered a fracture.

Witnesses described how part of a staircase gave way.

We had just set off the first flight of stairs onto a landing then there

was a flight of stairs going up. Basically, we heard this big

creaking noise. We thought it was part of the show, trying to scare

you, but then next, the people behind us suddenly dropped and the

A 34-year-old man will face charges drop.

following a major investigation into dissident republicans.

He was detained in Belfast and will appear in court tomorrow,

charged with being part of an illegal organisation

It's understood the arrest is connected

to a police raid on a house at Ardcarne Park

A court at the time was told that MI5 had secretly recorded

Seven men were charged with terrorist offences

as part of an investigation into the Continuity IRA.

Another key section of the Connswater Community Greenway

in east Belfast has been opened to the public.

which will eventually create a 9km linear park

offering new green space in the city.

The section just opened connects the Beersbridge Road

to Grand Parade, and includes a place called the Hollow,

which features in one of Van Morrison's best-loved songs.

It were the three rivers meet, down in the hollow, which was sung about

by Van Morrison in Brown Eyed Girl. So we have three new bridges that we

are looking for new names for. So it is, it of extra parts, with new

street furniture and it will make a good connection in this part of east

Belfast. Gaelic games, and Slaughtneil have

won the Ulster Club hurling final. They beat Loughgiel by two

goals and 14 points They're the first Derry

team to win the title. In rugby, Ulster registered

their first win of the European Champions Cup in dramatic style

at the Kingspan Stadium last night. Grounds across Europe have been

paying tribute to the late Munster coach Anthony Foley this weekend,

but none quite like this. After an emotional week for Irish rugby the

focus turned to the European campaign with both Ulster and Exeter

Chiefs having lost their opening fixtures, this air -- this had the

air of a knockout contest. Gareth Steenson edged Exeter in front.

Before a moment of brilliance from Charles Piutau. That man can create

a goal out of nothing. This converted try by Sean Reidy did

little to ease Ulster's nerves. A drop goal gave the Exeter Chiefs the

lead. Then Paddy Jackson responded in kind to swing the match back in

favour of Ulster. It turned out to be the winning moment, as Gareth

Steenson score put another drop goal over. It was a little bit too

entertaining, at the end! Next up for Ulster, back-to-back fixtures

against Clermont in December, games that will shape their European

fortunes this season. The weather forecast

now, with Cecilia Daly. Hello there, we have had some

gorgeous sunshine today. And in a lot of places, quite chilly and

clear tonight. Still the risk of fuchsia was sliding in off the Irish

Sea on that breeze. -- the risk of a few showers. Clearer skies in more

sheltered parts of the West and temperatures did get close to

freezing, with a few spots of frost and fog around posting tomorrow.

Let's look at the charts for next week. We have a ridge of high

pressure, and we will lose that cold, easterly breeze. On Wednesday,

we have a weather front moving in from the Atlantic, the breeze picks

up, and it will be a mild wind direction so technically

temperatures will be higher, but there will be lots more cloud. Quite

chilly at night time on a morning in the beginning of the week, milder

after Wednesday with some dampness around, so you will need the

umbrella ready from Wednesday onwards. Tomorrow, it is all about

bright skies, and it will be quite cold to begin with but a bit of

frost and fog in places, with some showers coming in on that easterly

breeze into County Down, and the main area of rain will be over South

Wales and south-west England, edging up towards Cork and the south coast

of Ireland. Cloudy skies for Southern counties but much sunnier,

further north. The same across Britain, too, with lots of sunshine

for Northern England and Scotland and showers close to North Sea

coast. As the winds started ease tomorrow it will feel quite nice in

the sunshine. Temperatures more or less where they should be for this

time of year. Another cold night on Monday, so maybe some fog around,

but otherwise, a fine day, with the wind starting to move into this out.

Then, on Wednesday, we see cloudy skies moving in, the breeze picking

up from the Atlantic, rain and drizzle arriving, much milder on

Wednesday night, but quite grey in places on Thursday.

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