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Good evening. The headlines on BBC Newsline: Fears for hundreds of

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jobs as one of our biggest construction firms faces money

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problems. Another investigation into the Fire

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Rescue Service - this time a link to Orange halls.

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How the parents of this child were left to discover the harrowing

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details of his illness themselves. In those initial five weeks before

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the official diagnosis, all our information came from the internet.

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Football success for Derry City - we have the story of their FAI Cup

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triumph in Dublin. Will it be another hot water bottle

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night? Join me for the forecast. There are fears that hundreds of

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jobs could be in jeopardy at one of Northern Ireland's oldest

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construction companies. The Patton Group is well known for some major

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projects in Ireland, Britain and on the continent. It says it is facing

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cash pressures and is working with its bank to navigate a way through

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what it is describing as a very difficult period. Our business

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correspondent is with me now. How has the group been performing?

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is one of our leading construction companies and it is a family-run

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company added his 100 years old, this is its centenary year. It has

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been involved in many prestigious developments both here and

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elsewhere in the UK. It has got good performing well though but has

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been contracting because of the problems within the construction

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sector. It currently has 320 employees between fit out and

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construction and housebuilding divisions. Last year it began to

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feel the squeeze and made a loss of �7 million and let 40 staff go and

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because of what it says were the unprecedented challenges of in that

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sector. It has issued a statement? Yes, in response to queries about

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the firm and the financial situation. It says the company is

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having financial problems. It said the company was facing cash

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pressures as a result of the recent downturn in the construction sector.

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It also said the group has been working with its bank in recent

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months to navigate our way through what has been and continues to be a

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very difficult period. But this in context, how bad is it for such a

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big company in Northern Ireland? The it is clearly having financial

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problems, by its own admission, and the cash pressures it talks about a,

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these bring trading problems as well. Given the fragility of the

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construction sector, I think there will be a lot of concern over the

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jobs and over the job security of those 320 people who are employed

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by the group. A new investigation into the Northern Ireland Fire and

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Rescue Service is focusing on the alleged use of fire service

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property in Orange halls. The location of several vehicles and

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their logbooks are also being examined.

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These latest allegations involve would being taken from the training

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centre in Belfast and transported to several Orange halls. The BBC

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understands they are in the Antrim area. The materials were originally

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bought to trier crash like train firefighters but investigators are

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focusing on whether those materials were used to lay flowers in Orange

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halls and provide heating. Logbooks for service vehicles are also being

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sought along with mileage sheets and fuel expenses. This latest

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investigation by the Department of Health has triggered after

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allegations of potential fraud, theft and other irregularities were

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brought to the health minister last week. In a statement, Edwin Poots

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said where wrongdoing has occurred, it must be addressed. This is the

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second investigation the Shea into the fire service. The first into

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allegations made by whistleblowers was scathing and in response, the

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minister said change must be addressed. Despite the criticism,

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no one so far has been held to account. This information regarding

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Orange halls is just the latest development in what is turning out

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to be an embarrassing time for them. Earlier we revealed that a senior

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member of the service was allowed to run a private business, selling

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uniforms and other equipment at the same time as he was in charge of

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the organisation's stores and picture of it. That man has since

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died. We revealed that he had secured contracts with leading

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local and national companies. The investigation concluded that there

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was a weakness in managing conflicts of interest will stop a

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senior Unionist has described these latest allegations as potentially

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harmful to the Orange Order, saying they could tarnish the

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organisation's reputation. Others feel at the Department of Health's

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internal inquiry should be replaced by a more rigorous and independent

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investigation. It's understood the Deputy First

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Minister Martin McGuinness has been told the family of the murdered

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prison officer David black do not want him to attend the funeral

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tomorrow. Earlier today the First Minister told the assembly that Mr

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Black's murderers are hate-filled deviants and psychopaths. Peter

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Robinson led tributes in the chamber. Mr Black was shot dead as

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he drove to work along the M1 last Thursday. The First Minister said

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the murder was utterly futile. A murder will not bring any changes

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to the present regime at Maghaberry and every sane person in the land

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believes that those who carried out the killing our audience, hate-

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filled deviants and psychopaths who should be locked up for life.

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A one-day work stoppage in support of Sean Quinn has been held at some

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of his former factories in Fermanagh and Cavan. The one-time

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billionaire was jailed on Friday for contempt of court and his

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family's dispute with the former Anglo Irish Bank. Our Fermanagh

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District journalist Julian Fowler spoke to protesters who fear for

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the future of their community. The demonstration that stretched

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across the border from the glass works in Derrylin to the cement

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factory in Ballyconnell. The protesters described the dispute

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between the Bank and the Quinn family as senseless and damaging.

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They say it is a local community who are suffering. I believe it is

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scandalous. That man who did so much the best part of the country

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should be treated like a common criminal. A man of such talent

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should not be languishing in a prison cell, he should be out

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trying to get this country going again. The bank has taken over the

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place and they don't care about us along the borders. In five years'

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time, these places will be closed. They are calling for Sean Quinn to

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be released from prison and for mediation between the Bank and the

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family. People here are not only angry at the jailing of Sean Quinn,

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there are also worried about the future of their jobs.

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A large number of Sinn Fein supporters have held a protest at

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police headquarters over the arrest and detention of the party activist

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Padraic Wilson. He has been charged with offences connected to the

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murder of Robert McCartney in Belfast seven years ago. Padraic

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Wilson was an IRA leader in the Maze jail and is currently the

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party's Director of International Affairs. He denies the charges of

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IRA membership and addressing a meeting to encourage support for

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the IRA following the killing in 2005.

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At 21 year-old woman has died following a car crash in Portadown

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at the weekend. She was Catherine Kelly from the Portadown area. She

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was involved in the one vehicle crash on the Armagh Road on it on

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Saturday morning. And 19 year-old woman and 18 year-old man who were

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also in the car are still being treated in hospital.

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Still to come on programme: We'll find out how school doesn't get

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much better than this. Families of people with Muscular

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Dystrophy say a new regional centre is needed where patients can be

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treated. Around 2000 people here have the life limiting condition. A

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report published earlier this summer was critical of the care

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provided in Northern Ireland. This each year-old has a form of

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muscular dystrophy and needs regular treatment for his condition.

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He was diagnosed aged three when his family noticed he was not

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walking properly. Their experience of the system did not start well.

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After initial diagnosis, they were sent home with leaflets about the

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condition and told to come back in six weeks' time. There was a family

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care support worker who should have been in the post. As far as I

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remember at that stage, they were ill. There was no other support

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network in place that we were made aware of. In those initial weeks

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before the formal diagnosis, all our information came from the

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internet. A report published in the summer by an all-party Assembly

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group identified major problems in the system. Parents giving

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diagnoses over the phone, long waiting times for appointments and

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inadequate investment. It was debated in the chamber this

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afternoon. The health minister said some of the recommendations could

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be adopted immediately, others were not feasible for a variety of

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reasons. That is unlikely to please parents like Angela and Davy who

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want to see new staff and a regional centre of expertise.

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want to see it at the next stage where things are actually changing,

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where there is a care centre in Northern Ireland where people can

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go to and get specialised care and advice, information, but they are

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not having to run, like we do at the minute, to four or five

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different hospitals and regurgitate every time you go with what has

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been happening with your child. There is no shared information.

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Edwin Poots has said he will respond to recommendations in a

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report in detail and he hopes to have done that by Christmas.

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More than 1000 farms are to undergo spot checks to try to reduce the

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number of accidents. Last week, Dungannon sawthe most recent death

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of a farmer. That, along with the Spence family tragedy, is why two

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rugby player brothers, Simon and Rory Best, have decided to

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highlight the dangers on their family's farm.

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Former Irish international rugby player Simon Best watches on as a

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dummy is used to demonstrate just how easy it is to be injured on the

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farm. He is behind the scheme were Health and Safety Executive's will

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come and check farms to try and stop accidents. This last week we

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have seen another tragedy and it is important not to make one tragedy

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any less important or more important than the next. Is not

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just the victim who is affected, it is the family. I think it is one

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thing that recent events have brought to light. No one person

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throughout the province filled sheltered from that. In the past

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five years, 42 people have been killed in farm accidents. Most of

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them men, most aged 50 and over. Many more have ended up ill or who

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have left seriously injured. The main causes involved slurry with

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15%. 27% of debts were caused either by animals or false or

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equipment. Keeping see it is at the bases of this campaign which is

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backed by the Department of Agriculture. Getting away from the

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mentality of treading the Health and Safety visit, this is trying to

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work with the health and safety and encourage farmers to take up that

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advice or stop that has the potential of saving your life.

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Safety information packs will be handed out by the age a sea. The is

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not something to worry about, farmers quite often say, that

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wasn't as bad as I expected. It is about trying to get good advice and

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to the farming community and to remind him of the dangers they face.

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Sometimes a fresh pair of eyes can bring to attention something they

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had not realised was a danger. visits will take place until the

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end of March. Still to come on the programme:

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Helping us to live a longer and more fulfilling life, we visit one

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county that is looking to the future.

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You say you are developing a new device for older people, you can

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put it into this environment and interact with it like it is a real

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object before you ever design or build it.

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No one could claim that mobile classrooms on a hilltop and a leaky

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roof was a suitable school for children with serious physical

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disabilities and learning difficulties. Now after more than

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10 years, that has been put right and today pupils of Torbank special

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school in Dundonald moved into the 21st century. Our education

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correspondent has been following the efforts and has seen the

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transformation. Since 1996 Torbank has been

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lobbying to get out of this old building on a main road with mobile

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classrooms and poor facilities for any child, let alone one in a

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wheelchair. Despite a promise in 2002, a series of problems delayed

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building. Now the one hand and 60 children looked delighted with

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everything from the bubble blowing to the ultimate disability aids,

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state-of-the-art machines that can transport more disabled children

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from classroom to changing mat, toilet or shower. We have done our

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best with that old building with very little flexibility in it. It

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was deteriorating rapidly and there was no repair work being done

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because we knew we were getting a new school. That was 10 years ago

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and it continued on over that period. Because of pupils' special

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needs, the changeover was well planned. We have been preparing

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them for the past 18 months for their big day today. It seems like

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a long time for lots of people but it has taken our children 18 months

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to grow into her new school so that they are ready to move in today.

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really like the playground because the old school, we didn't have a

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playground. Every time it rains, there were always big puddles and

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now a look at this! Is the best playground you have ever seen.

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the new school, this is not just a bathroom, but a learning experience.

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This is where people cope with bathrooms when they are out in the

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outside world. This one, you push it and this one you have to turn it

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at the big attraction for a lot of the young people is this hand dryer.

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It is great and I like the bathrooms, I like the hand dryer.

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Now that they are in, the ten-year wait can be forgotten.

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I listened to the Derry City match on the radio, it was so exciting.

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And nail-biting finish. It was a thriller. This club is

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back where it belongs. The words of manager Declan Devine after Derry

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City won the FAI Cup by beating St Patrick's Athletic 3-2 in an extra

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thriller at the Aviva Stadium. There were many heroes on the day

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including City goalkeeper Ger Doherty who attended his

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grandfather's funeral only hours before the final.

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Fans were in buoyant mood ahead of the Cup final in Dublin. We're here

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for a laugh. We were in court and we have come to Dublin just to

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support the Candystripes. Acts look at this, I have the champagne with

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me, that's for celebrating later. After a scoreless first half, the

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game a burst into life after the break when St Pat's took the lead.

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Then the Candystripes came back into it. Derry made it 2-1 Crewe

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the substitute. The former Linfield and Coleraine a striker coolly

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slotted home a penalty. Derry were an agonising three minutes from

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victory when cent pass forced them into extra-time. In a frantic and

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exciting extra-time period, Rory Patterson yet again underlined his

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class and sealed the victory with an incredible finish. It sent the

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Derry City fans delirious. I took a quick look at the keeper and it

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couldn't have fallen any better for me. Hard to put into words. It is a

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great feeling to win the Cup final. The fans were there and they showed

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tremendous spread, as we do go on the pitch. We're all equal here.

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We're absolutely delighted. club has been on edge these three

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years ago, we were through at of the league and a group of local men

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regrouped and we are back today. is now the 5th time they have

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lifted the FA I Cup and a day to remember for the fans.

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The quarter-finals of local football's Irn Bru Cup takes place

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tonight. Liam Boyce will be hoping to continue his red hot goalscoring

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streak to help Cliftonville into the semi-finals. On Saturday Boyce

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netted his 13th goal of the season to earn a draw against Glentoran

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and keep Cliftonville top of the league table. The referee in that

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game accidentally collided with a Cliftonville player. Arnold Hunter

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stretchered off and taken to hospital but the two best goals of

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the weekend were consolation efforts. First this from Andy

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McGrory as Glenavon lost 5 - 1 to Crusaders. And Josh Cahoon's effort

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for Dungannon against Ballymena. Northern Ireland manager Michael

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O'Neill welcomes back the experienced Chris Brunt and Gareth

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McAuley into his squad for next week's World Cup qualifier against

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Azerbaijan. But with seven players in action for their clubs just

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three days before the game, he is sweating on everyone turning up fit.

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You have less rights for the players than what we were normally

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have and the fact that we have players playing on Sunday is a

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little bit of a concern but hopefully they come through the

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game unscathed and arrive in one piece and we will have a couple of

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days' preparation. Errigal Ciaran gaelic football club

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won their Ulster Club Championship match yesterday without their

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manager. Ronan McGuckin didn't want to take charge of the team against

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his home club of Ballinderry but he will be back for the next round.

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Assistant manager took charge of Errigal Ciaran but is understood

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Ronan McGuckin watched from the stands. His loyalties were divided

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between Ballinderry, the side he grew up playing for, and Errigal

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Ciaran, the Tyrone club he managed to the County Championship. In a

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predictably tight game, his adopted team prevailed by one point. He is

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a real catch 22 and that was part of his decision to step down. He is

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a man that gives 100% and he couldn't have given 100% to the

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question is, was he better away completely. But we managed to come

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out on top. From our point of view, all is well that ends well. Errigal

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will now play the winners of Crossmaglen and Donegal. This goal

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gave them a dramatic victory in the county decider. The First Minister

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Peter Robinson joined over 18,500 fans who watched Ulster to feed all

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Ireland champions Donegal in a special football match at Casement

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Park. The game was part of a celebration for the life of

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Michaele and Maghery. Stephen Ferris will remain with the

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Ireland rugby squad despite being rolled out of the autumn

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internationals against South Africa and Fiji. He will continue to

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receive treatment in Dublin in the hope of recovering in time for the

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Argentina game on 24th November. Across the world, populations are

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getting older. The question is, how our society is going to deal with

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this change? In County Louth, they may just have found the answer - as

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we live longer, we will also have to live smarter. Our reporter

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Gordon Adair has been finding out how Dundalk could just be one of

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the best places in the world in which to grow old.

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Science has already helped us live longer and now it is trying to help

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us live better. Say you are developing a new device for older

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people, you have 3 D rendering of it and you can put it into this

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environment and interact with it. How best to cope with an ageing

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population is a puzzle for nations everywhere. Few are doing as much

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to solve a puzzle as they are right here in this old cigarette works

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turned ideas factory. We really have to start thinking about it as

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improvements in health and education. We are living longer and

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it is a huge opportunity to build on that as opposed to be thinking

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it as a problem. From theory to reality and the unique housing

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project. In here we have different technologies again. Bed sensors

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that will automatically turn on lights. These apartments were

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designed in the virtual reality world we saw earlier and now in the

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real world, their home to 20 older people light shone and Paddy, big

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fans of the eye pads given that all the residents. We have skied and e-

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mail and everything, we haven't got a minute! It is all about

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progressing got, as somebody gets older, there is more technology and

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we're able to live at home without having to go into a home or

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hospital. It is a wonderful idea, yes. In total, these apartments

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have some 2500 sensors, gathering all sorts of data which is later

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assessed in cave. As part of our infrastructure, residents are part

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of that so they are co-designer us in this development of new

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technologies that we can introduce into homes so the idea would be to

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take these technologies being developed here and there them into

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existing older people's homes. County Louth may be leading the way

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but are ageing demographic mean similar challenges have been here

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to check out the technology that may help us all lead smarter. A

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It has turned noticeably colder in the last few days. Frosty days and

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frosty mornings. Some ice reported as well. This was the scene as the

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sun came up this morning. I don't think of frost will be so much of

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an issue as becoming nights. It is turning a little bit louder. --

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milder. We don't have too much praise for most of us today but

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what we did have was coming from a north-westerly breeze. A fair

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amount of sunshine but there was some rain around, too. For many of

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us, this evening is largely dry. Temperatures dropping to three or

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four degrees but then it starts to change because cloud increases from

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the last and it will threaten some patchy rain across parts of the

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north and west. The temperatures rise as that cloud rolls in. A lot

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of the drizzly rain will move away tomorrow leaving many of us with a

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dry day. Not the same amount of sunshine, so a cloudy start

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tomorrow but a frost-free one. The breeze will pick up tomorrow

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morning as well. Generally, we try for Fermanagh, Tyrone and a

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Londonderry. Hopefully that breeze will help to lift and break up the

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Clyde a little bit in the afternoon so we may get the odd glimmer of

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sunshine. Temperatures better than today at 10 or 11 degrees but we

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will also have the wind as well. Tomorrow night, we hold on to the

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cloud and breeze, so a mild night. Patchy rain edges in and some will

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drift across into Wednesday morning. Other than that, mainly dry for

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most of the week. Target summary is at 10:25pm here

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