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Good evening, this is Newsline. The headlines this Wednesday evening: A

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man has died after his car plunged into the canal at Newry in County

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Down. Also on the programme. A dramatic

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turnaround for the dairy Fleadh bid, can the show still go on? Fears of

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a double-dip recession hit the local economy.

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Scotland's First Minister sets out his stall for the referendum.

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An Irish club in disarray, Donegal Celtic's former manager tells us

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why he has walked away for all good. And as cold weather moves in from

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the West, we can look forward to ice in places tomorrow morning and

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First tonight, a fatal accident in County Down. A man's body has been

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recovered from the Newry Canal when his car left the Bson denied Omeath

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Road. It was sealed off by the police and by Gardai -- left the

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B79 Omeath Road. Our reporter is by the scene.

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behind me here is the Omeath Road going out of Newry. Within the past

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30 minutes, police confirmed to me that the body of a man had been

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recovered in its operation. He is thought to be around his sixties.

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This accent seems to have happened at around 2 o'clock this afternoon.

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We are not sure the circumstances but the car left the road and went

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into the canal. The emergency services were called in, Ambulance

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Personnel, fire service and specialist died teams as well as

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police from both sides of the border. The PSNI called on their

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colleagues on the other side of the border to close the road on that

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side. The road remains closed here. As I said, within the past 30

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minutes we have heard that that man has died. This Road going towards

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or Meath has claimed lives in this manner in the past. Joining me is

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the Mayor of Newry. Charlie, this is a road that has had fatalities

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and in this manner in the past. there is a history on this road.

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Quite a number of incidents and near-misses. Obviously what

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happened here is a tragedy, we do not know the full circumstances but

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the man has lost his life. early indications that a car had

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entered the canal around Victoria locks. We are responsible for the

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maintenance of that and the council have kept me up-to-date what the

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circumstances were and it has transpired that the car left the

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road, emergency services discovered that one person was in that they

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were taken from it. The name has not been released, they are a male.

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As you can see, the road remains closed and the police operation is

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still ongoing. Eunan McConville reporting. What a

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difference 48 hours makes in Londonderry. On Sunday, the Ulster

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Council of Comhaltas Ceoiltoiri Eireann which organises the All-

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Ireland Fleadh said it would not support Derry's bid to host the

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event. But it then reversed the decision and so bitter the

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application. But there's hot competition from other places --

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and submitted the RUN. The local branch voted to support

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the application to host the Fleadh next Wednesday at -- last Wednesday.

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Ahead of the council meeting, two bombs exploded in the City and the

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council said security fears meant they could not support the

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application. But last night that decision was

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reversed and we were told the vote was unanimous. It is understood the

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Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness that a letter to the

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council urging them to reconsider. The U-turn has been welcomed in the

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city. We went through have the city can provide for the Fleadh in 2013

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and we are now safe to say that we We have put a fantastic document

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together and it was presented to the people in Derry, they were

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happy with it and it addressed the issues, they were happy we could

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deliver the Fleadh in Derry. If the bid is successful, it would be in

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Derry while it holds the UK City of Culture title. The OK it will not

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be a stamp on the Fleadh, it will be an independent event taking

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place in the City of Culture but we must also remind ourselves that we

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have 50 branches or Oireachtas in People watch it on television but

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to have places competing from all over Ireland for various prizes,

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the All-Ireland Fleadh would be fantastic. The decision will be

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taken this weekend. Derry will need 16 votes to beat the rival bids.

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People here are hoping their chances have not been harmed.

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So should Derry win the vote on Saturday and what would it mean for

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the city and surrounding area? The town of Cavan preparing to host

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this year's Fleadh. That will be three in the road. Our reporter has

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been finding out about the biggest Irish music festival.

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The cultural carnival on the streets of Cavan. For the last two

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years, the town has been filled with hundreds and thousands of Ms -

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- musicians. All musical traditions have been represented. Last year,

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the sound of pipers and lamb big On a cold, wet January day, the

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contrast with those scenes last summer could not be greater. The

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plans are already on way this year for holding this year's Fleadh.

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He began 60 years ago as a competition. Mallarme car workshops

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Street and Damon and other forms and entertainment. We had hundreds

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of events that cater for everybody, not just the traditional music

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lovers. Events for families, drama, theatre, craft, Heritage, tourism,

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and so there is somebody for everybody and that is what the

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Fleadh has become an that is what it can bring to a town. It brings

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visitors from all over the world and is a wonderful opportunity to

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showcase what you have on your doorstep. It is held over 10 days

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in August and has provided a huge boost for the local economy.

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Fleadh for the last couple of years has been an immense opportunity for

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the town. People would have spent in the region of 35 million euro

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which is huge. Last year, 325,000 people attended here in Cavan and

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we would have estimated a spend of 40 million euro. Whether Derry will

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get the chance to host this for the first time north of the border now

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Bad news for the UK economy today, the latest GDP figures showed it is

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still shrinking and that means for the last quarter of 2011 there were

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fewer product being manufactured and fewer services been delivered.

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How is Northern Ireland doing? Our reporter has visited Belfast's

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Titanic Quarter, an area which has experienced boom and bust before.

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How many times have you heard the 20 12th phrase, that it will be

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Northern Ireland's you? It would be nice to hear something positive and

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to many, the Titanic signature project is more than just a shiny

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building. It represents hope for the future. Pretty much like the

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Titanic did. But we all know what happened there. So is our economy

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about to sink or swim? People do not have a lot to spend, there are

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fewer jobs, we have lost 6% of our jobs in the private sector in the

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past four years. There are major problems and this is how we get the

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regeneration going and we are doing it in an area which has to be part

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of the building blocks to make it work for stopping at this area is

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still suffering from the hangover caused by the crash and the

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property market. Dozens of luxury apartments are empty. But in the

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same neighbourhood, battles are being fought to redress the balance.

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It is hoped that a new factory at this site will boost the local area

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and the economy. When it is finished, 300 people will work here

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building wind term -- wind turbines for a Danish company.

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And further signs of recovery elsewhere, he might they are

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repairing two ships and a tanker bringing much-needed employment.

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The question is, will there be more Today's GDP figures have led

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economists to talk about fears of a double-dip recession. So where will

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that leave the Stormont Executive strategy of shrinking the public

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sector and growing of Private Business? I am joined by

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Westminster by the Finance Minister, Sammy Wilson. If there is a double-

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dip recession, will that change of strategy? First of all, let's get

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this in context. The IMF has said that the UK economy is likely to do

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better than many of the other European economies because we are

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not tied to the euro. Secondly, they are not predicting that there

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will be a reduction in output, they are simply saying it will not grow

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as fast as the Government has anticipated. And thirdly, you have

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to look at what has happened in Northern Ireland in the economy

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over the past year. Remember we have had the first year of the

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austerity measures. Despite that, we have retained jobs in the public

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sector and one of the reasons for that is we have imposed a pay

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freeze which kept people in work although their pay did not go up.

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Yet public sector jobs are under threat. How will the private sector

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make up the deficit? In context, the private sector job losses have

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not been what people predicted and we finished up this year with as

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many people employed in the Northern Ireland Civil Service as

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we did in the beginning of the year despite the fact we have cut

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ministerial budget bike 4% over that year. But if you look at what

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we have done with the private sector, we have pumped what money

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we can in to the private sector to keep construction jobs going in the

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Titanic Quarter. And elsewhere. There's now and would investment

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being attracted at twice the rate you expect Northern Ireland to be

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able to do in comparison with the rest of the United Kingdom.

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Manufacturing industry is experiencing an increase in output

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and that output is going increasingly to part of the world

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where the economy is growing and therefore we are holding out more

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prospect for future sales because of getting our ft in the market.

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Sorry to interrupt you, but when the Government produced come in,

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where all the growth come from? Particularly in small and medium-

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sized businesses to make up the bulk of our are,? That is the whole

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point. By investing in the infrastructure -- our economy. We

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have tourists coming into areas every year and in doing so we will

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generate private sector jobs so we are investing in infrastructure to

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them and to then have sustainable work in part of Northern Ireland.

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The tourist industry, manufacturing, in the future. At that the

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Executive some time should be given credit for looking and planning

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ahead for putting money into sound infrastructure programmes which in

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turn will help us to grow the private sector economy and get a

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better balance. There's more to be done, I accept that. Many more

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hurdles and battles on the way but I don't think people should p

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entirely focusing on the gloomy aspect of the economic prospects.

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Let's look at some of the things we are doing to bring positive

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outcomes for Northern Ireland. You are watching BBC Newsline and

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still to come on the programme: Why researchers are taking the

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temperature at these temporary terraced houses.

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Look who got lost on the way to the Arctic Circle, and ended up in

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The biggest decision for the Scottish people in 300 years -

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that's how Scotland's First Minister, the SNP's Alex Salmond,

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described the referendum on independence when he unveiled the

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proposed wording of the question on the ballot paper in the Scottish

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Parliament today. He also suggested there could be a question on

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whether the Holyrood Parliament should have more powers, short of

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independence. Our political reporter Stephen Walker gave me the

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details from Edinburgh. Who Alex Salmond wanted a very simple and

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straightforward question on the ballot paper and you give those

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details today. The question that he wants is do

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you agree that Scotland should be an independent country? That is the

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question he wants. He also wants consultation on this issue of

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devolution maximum, was caught and gets more Paris from London, but it

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is not quite fully independent. He also wants people to think about

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whether 16 and 17 year-olds should be allowed to vote in this

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referendum in 2014. He wants people to have a long think about these

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issues. Up big concern to Northern

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Ireland's, what are the potential repercussions? Obviously, people

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from a unionist persuasion are really worried that this is the

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start of the break-up of the Union. People like Peter Robinson has

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already said that he may come here and campaign against it. Unionists

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are worried thinking about what's happening today, but opinion polls

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in Scotland have been against independence. Nationalists are

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looking at this and watching anxiously to see how this debate

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develops. Nationalists are not prepared to get involved as much as

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Unionists are, and Martin McGuinness has been on record to

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say that local politicians should stay clear of this debate. There is

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argument about when this referendum might be held. What is there might

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be time table? What will happen is there will be this consultation

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which will last until May. If things go according to plan and

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discussions with London and Edinburgh go well, then you could

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see a bill next year, then finally the referendum in the bottom of

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2014. Next a project to help us cope with

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massive home heating bills. Insulation is the key to keeping

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the place warm, but that is a problem for tens of thousands of

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houses built long before cavity walls were the norm. Eyebrows were

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raised when the University of Ulster said it was building new

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homes without cavity walls, but as our environment correspondent, Mike

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McKimm, explains, it is all part of the pursuit of knowledge.

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This House in Belfast looks just like many homes around Northern

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Ireland, but it is unique because copying to its -- copying its

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features to the last Beech Hill, these two houses are a copy of it

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based at the University of Ulster. 20 % of homes in the United Kingdom

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don't have a cup of tea, so we have to find a solution on how to keep

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them. We want to be able to find solutions so we can retrofit homes

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that are comfortable for the people inside them, and the still have a

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floor area that is usable. Many of these older homes are not begin

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side. The problem is this is the outside wall and it is only at

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brick thick. So, how do you keep it warm and put in isolation on it

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without coming back into the room? Every part of the House is

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monitored for temperature in juice. Families will be living in them

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full time, but we researchers contest lots of different measures.

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When he insulate internally, you have to start moving architraves

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and radiators and all the electrics have to be moved. There is a lot of

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work insulating inside. The end of each terrace has an empty chamber

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kept to a temperature as if there was another house at the end.

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very impressed by what they have put together here with support from

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my department. I believe this will be a cutting-edge initiative and

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terms of maximising our knowledge on how best to invest in homes to

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make an energy-efficient. With 25 million single walled houses like

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these across the UK, if the university can come up with a

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workable solution, it could create substantial employment

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opportunities. I live in an old house and

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sometimes it feels that heating it is like tearing up five-pound

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notes! France has its Champagne, Italy its

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Parma ham, but as of today Northern Ireland is celebrating the

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elevation of the humble Comber spud to the ranks of Europe's produce of

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special quality. The move, which we have been waiting for, gives credit

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for something very distinctive and allows the local food industry to

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waken up to huge marketing possibilities. Our consumer

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correspondent, Martin Cassidy, has been savouring the success with

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farmers and restaurant owners. With their rich red sandstone soil

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and sheltered by Strangford lock, these are the fields which produced

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the famous convert potatoes. Price for their distinctive nutty flavour,

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they have now been granted Protected Geographical indication

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status. For farmers like this, it has been a painstaking process, but

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now at last the Comber potato has been accepted into an elite group

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of products, that include champagne and parma ham and Stilton cheese.

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We have been waiting three years to get this and finally it has come.

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We should be excited because hopefully it will make a lot of

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difference. Since the Plantation of Ulster, early potatoes have been

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grown here on land that was owned by the Hamiltons and Montgomery's.

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Europe now recognises this land as producing special early potatoes.

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We had the potential of three products now a been on this list,

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including Bramley apples. It is not just farmers who are celebrating

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the success. Local restaurant owners see it as a significant

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event. You would be surprised a number of tourists travel to

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Strangford for the local delicacies, like the shellfish, lobsters and

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oysters in Strangford. You get a lot of French and Spanish jurists

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in the summer and I think if we can all go on to that bit additional,

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potatoes, it is something else to shout about. Local food producers

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might have been a little bit slower than their European rivals to

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recognise the potential marketing advantages, but now with Lough

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Neagh eels, conger potatoes and County Armagh apples, these

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visitors are starting to get the recognition they deserve.

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Next to the ongoing difficulties at Donegal Celtic soccer club. As the

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search begins for a new manager, the club's former boss has broken

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his silence. Here's Austin O'Callaghan.

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Paddy Kelly says he believes the future of Donegal Celtic is now

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under real threat. His comments come in his first public interview

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since resigning as manager. Several other coaches at the club, along

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with the football committee, have also stepped down in protest at how

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Donegal Celtic is being run. Paddy Kelly has been speaking to our

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reporter Thomas Kane. The players showed a united front

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in their traditional Hoddle, but Donegal Celtic is very much a club

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divided. Paddy Kenny felt he could no longer continue as manager.

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There has been tensions between this social end of the club and the

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people entered the club. When you ever go back? Most definitely not.

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My time there is finished. I have been there 30 years and I think the

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last two weeks has left a bad taste in my mouth. Some people say don't

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say never, but I'm saying never because I will not set Mayford back

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in the place. The fans have their own views and were concerned about

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the effect that will have on the area. I hear people saying it is an

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internal feud between the social and football club. The Football

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Club has brought a lot of people together. People have to decide if

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self-interest is what they want, or will they open up a dialogue.

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the pitch the club defeated Institute last night. The club will

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carry on the matter what happens. The players are here and here to

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stay. Me being in the inside for so long, I think I have a good idea of

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what is going on and I think if something isn't being done

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drastically, it could be the end. Officials will hold a crisis

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meeting on Sunday to attempt to resolve the dispute.

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Nobody was available from the club today to speak to us.

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Several of rugby's international captains have been gathering in

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Rory McIlroy hopes to make a better start to 2012 than his girlfriend,

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Caroline Wozniaki, did at the Australian Open tennis. McIlroy

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begins his season in a few hours' time in the opening round of golf's

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Abu Dhabi Championship. His playing partners for the first two rounds

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will be world number one Luke Donald and Tiger Woods. I plagues

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nine holes with Tiger Woods yesterday. The play with look

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Donald and him will be great. It is a great field and a great way to

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start the year. I am excited to get the new season up and running.

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Finally a reminder that on tomorrow night's BBC Newsline we will be

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introducing you to this young footballer. He is from West Belfast,

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but along with several other lucky boys and girls, he is bound for

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Barcelona for the training trip of a lifetime and where they will get

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to rub shoulders with the great Nothing excites the local twitching

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community, that's birdwatchers of course, more than the arrival of a

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new bird on the block. As Francis Gorman reports, the binoculars are

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being trained on an unusual visitor to County Down.

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This is what all the excitement is about. Harry Ross's golf. It is a

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long way from home inside the Arctic Circle. It breeds in Siberia

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and usually flies to the North Pole for winter. This one may have had

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problems with the satellite navigation! It is in Ardglass

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harbour. My heart is just racing. It would be nice to get a look at

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the birch. Part of the reason why I am interested is that so you can

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see it again in the future if you happen to come across it.

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Jazeera 1984 when we had a very rare bird also from the Arctic. But

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this is even rarer. I don't think will happen again and my lifetime.

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If one possible explanation for this bird being here is because of

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bad weather in the Arctic Circle. It is impossible to tell how long

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it will stay in Ardglass, but while it is there, so too will be the

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birdwatchers. Well, our polar friend has brought

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some Arctic chill with it. Cecilia's here with a wintry

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It is already turning colder in parts of the West. It is not going

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to be desperately unusual temperatures for January because we

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have had a quite mild recently. We are expecting a frost and ice

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tonight and there may even be some snow in places. We have had lots of

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rain today and it is still remain in most places. This is our latest

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radar. It is still wet, but it's the cure skies are starting to edge

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him from the West. There is a warning for ice. So, the last of

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the rain will cure away and the wind will ease, too. There will be

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some showers around. Some of thick showers will have sleet and snow

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mixed in. If you are travelling tomorrow morning over hills they

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could be up to five centimetres of snow above 300 metres, but even at

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lower levels that could be some slushy snow. It could be a bit of a

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nasty rash Park tomorrow. -- Rush hour. It will be brighter tomorrow

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and the much more cheerful looking day. Temperatures will be

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considerably lower after today at just five or six degrees. Things

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