29/05/2016 BBC Newsline

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A man's appeared in court charged with the murder

The 34-year-old dissident Republican was shot dead in the Dublin pub

where he worked just over a month ago.

An armed police escort brought a 29-year-old Eamonn Cumberton to the

courts of criminal Justice in Dublin where he was charged with the murder

of Michael Barr. The 34-year-old was killed at the Somerset house pub

where he worked as a barman just over a month ago. Two men described

as a skinny and wearing masks fired a number of shots. He became the

sixth victim of an ongoing feud between two criminal gangs in Dublin

which have so far claimed seven lives. At his funeral, about a dozen

people dressed in paramilitary style uniforms lead it through Strabane.

The coffin of the dissident Republican was draped in a trickle

with the BlackBerry and gloves on top. In court, the drudge was told

that Eamonn Cumberton was arrested last night at half past 11 and when

he was charged with murder he made no reply. The 29-year-old was

remanded in custody and is due to appear in court again on Friday.

The second day of Titanic Maritime Festival has been getting under way.

Organisers hope that the good weather means it could be

Our reporter Clodagh Rice has been on board one of the tall ships.

Forward macro and two naval vessels. Just the attraction that docked in

Belfast this holiday weekend. They are part of the Titanic Maritime

Festival, whether you want to walk the gang plank and board one of the

ships or stay on dry land and take some music.

Tens of thousands of people went along to the event yesterday and

organisers are hopeful that today more than 30,000 visitors will take

part. People will visit the Tall Ships first of all the naval

vessels, they are the big attraction. There's also the beach

and there is live music all day and there is busker 's and street

theatre and lots of things for kids, face painting, arts and crafts as

well. Quite a lot on and also in the public realm and lots of family

friendly entertainment and mostly free. The weather means that

organisers are hoping to see 90,000 visitors at the event over the

course of the Bank Holiday weekend. Miles of public paths around

the Belfast hills are to be mapped It's all thanks to some

sophisticated technology Here's our agriculture

and environment correspondent In the shadow of this hill with its

extensive views of a Belfast and beyond, the public bus network is

well used. They would have had a horse and cart icon of this trail.

They are trails like this or that the Belfast all. Jim Bradley is part

of the group responsible for promoting them along with an

Internet giants. This is the equivalent of the Google Street view

car, stuffed into a backpack. Last summer, its was used to record ten

miles of the main path cine Belfast tales. In a 19 kilograms a backpack

were 15 high-tech cameras, each one taking 24 images a minute. There was

an awful lot of data to be sent by for processing, that is why it took

almost a year for the maps to go live. And it means people with an

interest in walking these parts can now do this, drag and drop on a

particular trailer to see what it is like all, if they prefer, just

taking the view from here from the comfort of an armchair. I think

there will be a lot of people when they see the views we have from the

various hills, I think they will try new path is and I think it is a

great thing to have. Links are available on the Belfast tales of

websites, but the Virtual views are no substitute for exploring it in

person. In GAA, Cavan have booked

a semifinal meeting with Tyrone in the Ulster Championship

after beating Armagh by eight An impressive eight point victory 14

Eamonn Cumberton in is also quarterfinal. Their performance

doubt early on with a couple of scores. The lead was extended just

before half-time. Following the interval, Armagh chipped away on the

scoreboard, but a penalty for Martin O'Reilly put team Acrobat driving

seat. At the other end, Stefan Campbell had his efforts sealed by

Raymond Gallagher. Tee-macro will face Tyrone in a semifinal of the

Ulster Championship. -- Tina macro will face Tyrone.

Now onto the weather forecast for the rest

of the Bank Holiday, here's Barra Best.

Hello, it has been a pretty good day, warm and the best of the

sunshine. Thank you for your photos, please keep them coming. The heat we

had today was strong enough to generate if you showers, one to

continue this evening, but overnight, it will turn driver

temperatures to be clear falling to about 7-8d. There is good news in

its forecast as we look toward the coming week. It will be mainly dry

and staying warm. We could see temperatures in the low 20s inland

away from the coast. Tomorrow, plenty of sunshine to begin, but

cloud around coastal areas, but even here,

it will brighten through the day. around coastal areas, but even here,

as it heats up, scattered showers will appear across Ireland, some for

Scotland and we may get the odd rumble of thunder. Towards the north

coast, round about the mid-to high teens, inland, we could get 19-20d.

Not a bad picture, but do look out for scattered showers. There is good

news as we look toward Tuesday, we are not expecting any showers that

they, but more in the way of dry weather and good sunshine and it

will be warm in that sun away from the coast. 19-20d. Toward the come

onshore breeze, 50-16, still bad if you are then join the sun. A bit

cloudy on Wednesday, but toward the end of the wing, more temperatures

up in the high teens. Our next BBC Newsline

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