12/04/2014 BBC Newsline

Mike Wooldridge, BBC News, Lahore. There's more throughout the evening

Good evening. A couple charged with having more than ?3,000 worth of

drugs have appeared at Lisburn Magistrates Court. The drugs were

found in a shed behind a house in Dunmurry yesterday. Claire Savage

reports. 29-year-old Deborah and her partner, who have three children,

are both charged with having cannabis with intent to supply. The

court discovered that the drugs were found at the home of Deborah. There

was a black bag of herbal cannabis. A detective Constable told the court

that the police would be objecting to bail, said the defendants would

be likely to commit over the shock or other offences to recoup any

be likely to commit over the shock financial loss. Committee tensions

were running high. Specifically with regard to this type of ascents. The

couple's solicitor argued it was possible other individuals could

have used the shed to store drugs. The District Judge said she found it

hard to believe the accused did not know that such a large quantity of

drugs were in a small shed. The pair will appear in court by a video link

later this month. A 35-year-old man has been arrested

by detectives investigating the disorder in Larne two weeks ago. He

was detained in the Larne area this morning and is the ninth arrest in

the police investigation. Over 2,000 Irish speakers have

marched through Belfast to protest over what they

marched through Belfast to protest Stormont's failure to protect their

language. They are demanding a "rights based Irish Language Act" in

Northern Ireland. Today's demonstration was organised

by a group that campaigns for the rights of Irish speakers. There is a

anklet -- there is an English in which act for Scotland and Wales. We

would like a comprehensive education system from nursery school in Irish

language right-of-way through until university. Others taking part

explain why they were there. Are language is important to us, and we

do not think it is being taken seriously. We are Irish speaking

people and we speak Irish and we were promised resources. The Sinn

Fein president along with his dog without the protest. We use Irish

every day. There are many Irish words that we use every day. Many of

our talent names can trace their -- talent names can trace their roots

back to the Irish language. In January, the power-sharing executive

in Northern Ireland was strongly criticised about how it promotes the

language by the Council of Europe. The Northern Ireland political

parties could not agree a submission. The average thing which

campaigners are now gathering here in custom House Square for a rally.

Rory McIlroy has carded a one under par 71 for the day. Darren Clarke is

a five over. . Tournament favourite McIlroy was the final player to make

the half way cut after an eventful second round last night. He

struggled to find his form and had some bad luck as well. McIlroy hit a

sprinkler on the 13th hole, and dropped more shots as he slipped

well down the leaderboard. Darren Clarke, on his 12th Masters

appearance, made sure he was here for the weekend, but Graeme McDowell

made an early exit after failing to find his touch on the famous Augusta

greens. Short game is always the key. My

leads were on the greens were mostly plants. By M probably one of the

better pace putters in plants. By M probably one of the

but the night come to Augusta, I might as well put left-handed from

long range. I'd lose my feel around these greens. The last two days, my

place putting was awful. Now for a look at the weather. It is hard to

beat a bit of spring sunshine. There is more sunshine around tomorrow but

there will also be a few showers. A few showers tonight, mostly along

the coast. The odd shower might make its way over towards the East

Coast, but generally dry in the East and breezy. Quite a keen breeze

blowing from the west on Sunday. It will also be some showers. More

showers around compared to this afternoon, and not quite as much

sunshine, but for many afternoon, and not quite as much

areas, the morning will be dry, and this is where we will see the best

of the sunshine throughout the day. Some heavy showers moving into

western areas of Scotland. Further south, across England and Wales, a

lot of fine weather, and down south, it looks like it will be a fine

Sunday as well. Conditions for those taking part in the London Marathon

will be pretty much perfect. Blue skies, light winds. It will warm up

as the day goes on. It could be a little bit warm and sweaty for some

of the runners later in the day. Back home, some good weather to get

out and about as well, running or walking. There will be a few showers

in the mix and some blustery winds, but a lot of dry and bright weather

as well. If you are off on your Easter holidays already, Monday and

Tuesday will be dry and bright. We are likely to see a little bit of

rain working its way in on Wednesday. That is it for now. We

will be back tomorrow evening at ten -- 6:50am. You can keep up-to-date

on BBC radio Ulster or with our vocal news online service. From

everyone here, have a very good evening.