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 29-year-old

Courts of Criminal Justice in Dublin where he was charged with the murder

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 tricolour

with a black beret and gloves on top.

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.

Nine men questioned about a dissident Republican

Parade in Lurgan have been released on bail.

A total of 12 were arrested after the unnotified ceremony

A 51-year-old man's charged with taking part in an unnotified

procession and is due to appear in court next month.

Two men have been released unconditionally

Eight people are in a stable condition in hospital after a crash

A number of vehicles were involved in the collision

Thousands of people have visited the Titanic Maritime

Organisers say the good weather means it could be

Our reporter Clodagh Rice has been taking in the sights at the docks.

Four Tall Ships and two naval vessels.

Just two attractions that docked in

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

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

ships or stay on dry land and take in 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

People will visit the Tall Ships first or the naval

vessels, they are the big attractions.

and there is live music all day and there is buskers and street

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

Quite a lot on and 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

In GAA, Cavan have booked a semifinal meeting with Tyrone

in the Ulster Championship after beating Armagh by eight

An impressive eight-point victory for Cavan in the

Their performance stood out 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 Cavan back in the driving seat.

had his efforts sealed by Raymond Gallagher.

face Tyrone in a semifinal of the Ulster Championship.

And Derry City have beaten Bray 2-0 in the Airtricity Premier League.

Now onto the weather forecast for the rest

of the Bank Holiday, here's Barra Best.

Hello. It's been a pretty good weekend. We had a view scattered

showers, but also plenty of sunshine and warm up. Some good photo

opportunities, this was Belfast at sunrise. Thank you for that, please

keep them coming. There will be more opportunities to get photos like

this in the coming week. One or two scattered showers in this evening,

but they will die away overnight as temperatures fall to 7-8d, not

especially chilly. There's good news as we look towards the

week it will be mainly dry and there will be more warmer in the sunshine,

especially inland, when we could see temperatures creeping into the low

especially inland, when we could see Britain. Cloudy for eastern areas of

Britain, West it is a sunnier picture. Through the day as it is

up, we will see scattered showers for me, especially across Ireland

and Scotland. Here, we could see thunder and lightning as well.

Otherwise, if you avoid them altogether, plenty of sunshine and

heat, 19 - 20 degrees inland away from the north coast. The onshore

breeze making it feel cool at 13-14d, a good 7 degrees warmer the

further south you are tomorrow. On Tuesday, plenty of dry weather, the

old scattered shower could pop up, but it is mainly dry. 19-20d.

Towards the north coast, it will be celibate school at 15-16d. If you

are away from the winds, it will feel quite pleasant. On Wednesday,

more cloud, perhaps a bit of a drizzle, but a mainly dry picture.

Once we get Wednesday over, it is a good picture for Thursday and Friday

with more sunshine and heat. We will keep you updated throughout the

week. Good night. And that's it from BBC Newsline

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