02/04/2012 BBC Newsline

Good evening. This is BBC Newsline with Noel Thompson and Donna

Traynor. The headlines this Monday evening.

The Belfast Health Trust is investigating the death of the

second patient on a trolley in accident and emergency.

The parents calling for this priest to be suspended over indecent

photos. Why the new Ulster Unionist leader

wants to find out what it's like to live in a deprived area.

Titanic take off - the new businesses that have taken up

residence in the regenerated docks area.

A major sporting week begins with the return of a familiar Cup to

Crossmaglen. And over the next couple of days

there'll be a touch of winter in our weather - it all starts

tomorrow morning, join me later. The BBC understands that the

Belfast Health Trust is investigating the death of the

second patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital. The Trust this

afternoon by the family of the man who died at accident and emergency

last month and said that they accepted that something went

terribly wrong for. The family met representatives of

the Belfast Health Trust of the city hospital including the medical

director of Dr Tony Stephens. It was the first face-to-face meeting

they had had both health chiefs and there were many questions on the

agenda including why a post mortem was not conducted, why medical

notes were not updated, was the department under staffed and one

contact details were lost and the PSNI called to notified a patient's

partner. And where there was contact -- where there was

confusion over the time of death. The BBC also understands the

investigation will include the death of a female patient in

January. The team will establish what happened leading up to the

death of each patient, how care was delivered at house staff

communicated with each other. The family of the dead man say they are

not entirely happy with the investigation. Their local MLA is

speaking on their behalf. independent inquiry is made up from

people from different health Trusts and they tend to know each other.

But I was assured that this would in no way influenced the inquiry

and the team had in fact been chosen for their independent

thinking. The Belfast Health Trust has agreed to the family's request

to let them meet some of the medical staff including the nurses

who were working in the excellent and emergency department the like

their father died. He lay on a trolley for almost 24 hours whilst

attempts were made to find him a bed. It will be an emotional

occasion for the family but I can assure them that the family are

entirely genuine. They do not want to criticise them, they want to

praise them? Absolutely. The what the system changed. According to

the family it is a tragedy that it took the death of their father to

prompt corrections to the ongoing crisis in accident and emergency.

They say the problems must be fixed and soon or their father's death

would have been in vain. Parents who were inadvertently

shown pornographic images by a priest are calling for him to be

suspended. It happened during a meeting in a primary school in

Pomeroy about the childrens' First Communion - an 8-year-old boy was

also present. What happened here last week is now

the subject of a church investigation. Parents claim that

during a presentation by the parish priest, around 16 explicit images

of men were shown on the screen. They said when the images appeared,

the priest became flustered and quickly left the room. Father

Martin McVeigh said he was shocked at the sexual images and claimed

that others had been using the memory stick which there were

stored on. On the did not serve Mass on Sunday, he has not been

told to step aside from his duties. In a statement the head of the

Catholic Church in Ireland said that Father Martin McVeigh claimed

he had no knowledge of the offending imagery. Sean Brady said

the police were contacted and they said no crime had been committed.

He added that father Martian Myddfai is co-operating with the

investigation by the Church. Parents are due to meet again this

week amid uncertainty over the parish priest's position as Easter

approaches. The new Ulster Unionist leader Mike

Nesbitt has begun to make arrangements to stay with a family

in a deprived area to experience their day-to-day problems. Mr Les

but won the leadership at the weekend. Here is our political

editor. Less than 24 hours after the Ulster Unionists adopted him as

their new leader, Mike Nesbitt was putting himself up for a different

kind of adoption - this time he was looking not for political home but

a real home. What I need to do is go and find a family to stay with

for 24 hours, in an area of social deprivation. The new leader's

opponents immediately accused him of pulling a stamped. I think

everyone has been struck by the crassness and condescension of him

suggesting that 24 hours would give him any grasp of what the problems

would be up that people are going through. In Newtownards were my

best bit is a local MLA, opinions were divided. It is a good idea.

think it is a disgrace. There's no one impoverished nowadays. Among

them did Donald could not be described as a fan for a start he

has a cheek because he has not come near this estate. Despite that the

care worker will welcome the new media as a guest in her home

although he might be taken aback by how she intends to greet him.

your finger out and do something, it is about time something was done

before it hits rock bottom. And it is heading that way if something is

not done for our area. On the BBC airwaves Mike Nesbitt

was getting some equally blunt messages. This morning I had to

choose between buying milk and paying for dinner money for my

daughter. On Talkback he was coming down with invitations, making the

programme feel a bit like a political edition of Blind Date.

Do you want to spend time with me, you can choose the day. Let us

figure it out. Mike Nesbitt is not the first

politician to try to get a feel for how the other half lives. The

former Conservative minister Michael Portillo swap lives with

the single mother for a television programme almost a decade ago.

Unlike Michael Portillo's experiment, like the mess that is

making it clear he does not want his 24 hour experience of

deprivation to be recorded on camera.

There has been a lot of reaction to that plant on a Facebook site.

Still to come on the programme. How successful was it? The latest from

renewed Titanic Belfast visitors' centre. And victory for Crossmaglen

again in the All Ireland final. Many small rural schools are facing

the axe but could cross-border partnerships offer a way of keeping

some of them open? The Department of Education of Belfast and Dublin

are to seek the opinions of those living around the border to see if

they would like more Corporation. One school is St Mary's near

Belleek. With just 132 pupils, at St Mary's

is one of the smallest secondary schools in Northern Ireland. Just a

few miles from the Donegal border. A review carried out by the

Commission on Catholic education has recommended that the school be

closed. They say it is just too few pupils, does not teaching of

subjects and is financially unsustainable. The three-month

consultation on the closure has begun today. If it closes, pupils

would have to be bused more than 20 miles away to a school in

Enniskillen. We would like the opportunity not to lose the heart

of our community and the children themselves. The current proposal

would mean children travelling for in excess of an hour in the morning

and in the evening. We feel there must be a better way. Could the

answer to the problems lie just down the road across the border?

One of the schools that St Mary's hopes to link with his in Bonn

Doran. It was closed today for Easter and different school

holidays are just one of the practical barriers that have to be

overcome. There are challenges with two different systems. Of and to us

looking at the age that children's new terms start of. A group

fighting to keep the school open is made up of both Catholic and

Protestant parents. And the cross- border links are being supported by

both communities. We want this to be a long-term solution and I think

cross-border is the way to go. Donegal is our natural hinterland.

There is already a North South Corporation in health and

university education. The education minister says if there is demand,

new cross-border arrangements for schools could be in place by

September of next year. Renewed Titanic visitor attractions

sold out of tickets today according to the operators. More than 11,000

people have toured the complex in the past three days. It opened at

midday on Saturday to the sound of trumpets. But once they got inside,

what did the visitors think? It was a bright beginning fought a

glimmering �77 million project. The public opening was a fanfare

occasion. We did it, up on time and on budget! I am delighted.

guest of honour was Cyril Quigley, now aged 105, but who as a four-

year-old boy I saw the Titanic launched in 1911. The crowds to

watch the ceremony on Saturday were soon queuing up for admission.

architecture is amazing and the excitement round here is one of in

a lifetime. I'm glad that they put it as close as they could to the

doctor. It has lifted Belfast into a new place because we had so many

years of bad press. Just bringing back the importance of it all, the

people who died. And it is also bringing tourism to the area as

well which we desperately need. Titanic Belfast needs to attract

around 300,000 visitors annually simply to break even. If it gets

those kinds of numbers, it will rank amongst the most popular of

Northern Ireland's tourist attractions. A charity event with

participants in a shipyard style caps swell the visitor numbers on

Sunday but many of the attractions customers came from further afield

and they liked what they find on. It was amazing when you went

through to the part where they found the bodies and wear

identifying them, how silent everyone was and the end of the of

the people who were there with the people who had been lost was

fantastic. It is amazing, I'm crazy about the Titanic story. I was

moved by it when I was a child. It is my first time coming to Belfast

and I'm so lucky. Titanic Belfast said that today was a sell-out of

all 5500 tickets and that 60% of those tickets sold were two people

from outside of Northern Ireland. Well when the tetanic liner was

launched 100 years ago, Belfast was known across the world as an

industrial powerhouse. There had the largest shipyard, the largest

roadworks and was a major exporter of linen and tobacco products.

Those old industries may be gone but in their place you ones are

emerging. Our Business Editor reports on the nude Titanic economy

for a top it is a while since I played this game but for these guys,

this is not play time but work. A century gold the men of working

here but the Titanic but today they are building augmented reality

tours. The Northern Ireland science park sits on a 25 acre site within

the Titanic Quarter and his home to a mixture of 100 high-tech

companies, some large but many small who want to be bigger one day.

They seek an evolution from shipbuilding to software

development. The Titanic was amazing technology in its day. The

technology behind it was fantastic. And that entrepreneurial and

engineering Jean lives on. At a time when we built the biggest

ships in the world and exported things, the exports going out of

the science park are amazing. Everything goes out over the Nat

work. Nearby Beales Harland and Wolf Hall is now a movie studio.

This is big money for the Northern Ireland economy. It injects a huge

level of cash into the economy very quickly. That is a lot of money at

any time. It is as substantial amount of money at the heart of a

at the same show. -- of where recession.

We have Lydia production and creativity causes, also a fashion

courses on offer at the Belfast Metropolitan College. The pump

house here was absolutely state of the art in its day. It could empty

the Thomson Dhokia in record time. And these would win it marvels of

engineering build with massive investment by the Belfast Harbour

Commissioners to encourage the latest in shipbuilding. The harbour

commissioners today are making similar investments in order to

promote the new technologies of the 21st century. And here is their

latest project - on an even bigger scale. This is the largest ever

investment by the Belfast Harbour Commissioners, the development of a

leak -- a logistics centre for offshore wind farms. That is one of

the future emerging sectors. It is a �100 billion investment and this

is our slice of the it. It seems that the new Titanic economy of

Belfast is once again putting the city at the forefront of technology

and innovation. Well we have created a special

website focusing on all things Titanic. That is on the screen now.

We're also on Twitter. In a moment we visit if a man as

soccer club celebrating as track success. But first rare in Armagh

up with a group of footballers well used to win in.

Well the fans are behind me. Crossmaglen Rangers, All Ireland

football club champions for the 6th time in the club's history. There

used to success in this part of the world. The goalkeeper and team

captain at are with me now. You are just getting used to this! I would

know of say we're used to it but it is a good feeling. You now have six

All Ireland club man dolls. It is a great feeling. We are fortunate to

be involved with it. But this probably eclipses everything we

have done so far. It has been at a fantastic campaign and we are

ecstatic. We can look at the key moments of the win and the

celebrations. The scoreline told us it was a one-sided.

Yes but a lot of effort went into the game. From the very first

whistle and lot of effort went into getting us to that stage. It was

great teamwork and movement. And a nice touch for you to lift the cup

as well. And a nice touch in Crossmaglen yesterday. Antrim

hurling join Duke for the celebrations?

Yes they had a couple of drinks with us and the crack was mighty.

It was brilliant. High times for football and hurling in Ulster

right now. We will stay here for the rest of the sport in

Crossmaglen receiving full of Crusaders are through to the semi-

finals of the JJB Sports Irish Cup. This goal from David Rennie gave

Crusaders 01 - nil win over Dungannon Swifts. It will be their

third cup final appearance in four years. But even bigger soccer

celebrations in County Fermanagh as Ballinamallard United are into the

top division, the Carling Premiership, for the first time

ever. This was the proudest day in the

short history of Ballinamallard United. I always thought it was

possible but probable, that was a different question altogether. But

we have answered that now. After defeating Bangor 3 - 2,

second placed Newry City lost to Limavady Utd insuring that aside

from County Fermanagh would be represented in the top flight of

local football for the first time. Andy Little scored last week in

Scottish League, Kyle Lafferty, guys have left Fermanagh and this

is now up the opportunity for Fermanagh to showcase the talent

that is in the county of the moment. It is a big area for soccer and a

great opportunity. Having done the job on the pitch, Ballinamallard's

next Challenge is to ensure that the part is ready to welcome the

big boys next season. Exciting times ahead. And here is a

side that no Ulster rugby supporter wanted to see - Stephen Ferris When

the off during the team's win in the pro 12 at the weekend. A scan

today has revealed that he has suffered serious ankle and ligament

damage and is rated as doubtful for the big game on Sunday when Ulster

take on Munster in the Heineken Cup quarter-final. Undoubtedly they

will be tougher opposition than the Italian us. It will certainly be a

different game in Munster, there's no doubt about that. We go down

their positive and full of confidence, knowing we have put a

good run together. We will have to be tighter in certain areas. Maybe

at times our defence looked a bit suspect. If we will not be able to

get away with those things next week. Well next a look at some of

the key sporting performances elsewhere, starting with a lucky

escape for one of our motor cyclists. This is the on-board

camera on the bike of Jonathan Rea going overboard during qualifying

for the World Superbike. Somehow the rider walked away from his

accident without serious injury. But he came close to coming off

again during racing proper as he touched bikes with Eugene Laverty.

There was a top-three finish for another competitor on two wheels -

Amy mother-son that dapper and fending qualification for London

2012 with the second place at the European Cup event in Portugal. And

Coleraine ice skater Jenner finished 14th overall in France.

And the Belfast Giants cruised into the play-off finals next week after

it hammering Dundee stars. A reminder also that we have a

major we are of golf for you to look forward to.

It is the hottest ticket in town. To one of the most exclusive

sporting events in the world. And BBC Newsline has an invitation. I

will be reporting from the US Masters in a cluster with special

interviews with Northern Ireland's three representatives. Two of them

carried major champions. There's Rory McIlroy who last year famously

blew his final round four-shot lead. Darren Clarke returns as the Open

champion but there is a doubt as to whether he can take his place in

the field after withdrawing from a tournament in Houston due to injury.

And Graeme McDowell, showing a real return to his US Open winning form

recently, finishing second to Tiger Woods at an event in Florida. Mayor

set for a thrilling tournament so join me all this week from the

Masters on BBC Newsline. It is going to be some weak and

there will be some celebrations for a few days yet here in Crossmaglen.

a few days yet here in Crossmaglen. Now a look at the weather forecast.

It is hard to believe that the temperature at last Tuesday was 21

of but in some places tomorrow we will struggle to reach four degrees.

It is quite at the moment, still a couple of showers lingering. But

later tonight we have this area of rain moving in. So it will get

wetter and also colder. Temperatures dropping to two or

three degrees. Then the rain will turn it moored to sleet and even

possibly a bit of snow tomorrow morning. It is really only across

the hills where we would expect any snow. And the wind will be cold, a

cold north easterly wind. And eventually it turns dry air through

the afternoon. Probably a little sunshine before the day is out but

temperatures of just five or six degrees. A cold and frosty night to