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That's all from the BBC News at Six. Goodbye from

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This is BBC Newsline and these are the headlines

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300 new jobs for Belfast in the biggest Executive-backed

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Anger at increased incidents of anti-social

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The Scottish Conservative leader visits

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and calls for local politicians to introduce same-sex marriage.

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A court rules Hank the dog should return to his owners -

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It seems that once this picked up public pressure, they wanted it

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finished as soon as possible so there is no way we would be having

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this conversation without the public support.

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Also on the programme: A call for us to keep an eye and an ear out

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The countdown is on to the world's biggest sporting event, the

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Olympics. Join me for the build-up in Rio.

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And wet and windy weather is on the way, but how long

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I'll have your forecast later in the programme.

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The biggest Executive-backed jobs announcement in almost a year

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will see 300 well-paid jobs created in Belfast.

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With grants of ?2 million, this investment is being seen

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as a boost to the economy at a time when politicians disagree

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over what damage - if any - Brexit will have in attracting

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This report from our business correspondent, Julian O'Neill.

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300 jobs from a new inward investor is just the kind of news

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Invest NI spent a year on the deal which has delivered

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Tullett Prebon has its headquarters in London but has chosen Belfast

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ahead of Asia or Europe for a new IT base.

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The First Minister says it sends out a positive message.

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I will never talk down the Northern Ireland economy because my

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experience as the Economy Minister has made it clear to me we have so

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much to offer to companies across the world, whether our young people,

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academic excellence, cost four accommodation and the fact we are

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going to lower the rate of corporation tax, I think Northern

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Ireland has a strong story to tell. Belfast has a track record

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of attracting jobs in financial services which has put it

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on the radar of a growing It was very much a global search.

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Why we chose Belfast is the high level of skilled people in the

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financial markets and technology area, combined with education, it

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feels like the right place for us. It's a timely announcement

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amid economic uncertainty But one half of the Executive

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is concerned foreign companies may soon see Northern Ireland

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as a less attractive location. There's no point living

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in a fools' paradise. There is a tremendous amount

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of uncertainty, and that inhibits our ability to be very

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fully engaged with prospective investors who are, and had been up

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until the Brexit result, very keen The jobs, created over a three-year

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period, will pay well, ?33,000 on avergage,

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with the company being offered Today's announcement is as good as a

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business as usual sign hanging from the offices of Invest NI. The boost

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is as obvious as it is welcome but the real challenges of Brexit are,

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of course, yet to be faced. Four masked men have been involved

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in a shooting at a hotel in Belleek Staff were threatened before one

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shot was fired into a van belonging to a contractor who was working

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at the hotel on Main Street The men were wearing dark overalls

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with white stripes and balaclavas. They made off in a black Ford Escort

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in the direction of the border. There's concern about what people

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are describing as a rise in anti-social behaviour in

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Londonderry. It's not confined to one particular

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area but in the Creggan estate Here's our North-West

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reporter, Keiron Tourish. Community worker Shauna Deery awoke

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this morning to find what looked like a bullet hole

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through her front bedroom window. In fact, she now believes an air

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rifle had been used to target She and her two-year-old

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daughter were asleep She was really upset, was on her

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telephone toy crying to pepper paid to say bad men had broken her

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windows, she was staying she wants to stay in her granny's has tonight.

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That was the horrible thing, to see my daughter scared in her own home.

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Another Creggan home targetted in recent days -

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this time a resident who has lived here 40 years had her window broken.

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She was too frightened to appear on camera.

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They are on drugs, you see the drugs, the cars pulling up,

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exchanging money for the drugs. The level of anti-social behaviour

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isn't confined to any one estate. This derelict school was set on fire

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last month in Graves have been attacked

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in the city cemetery and cars are being stolen and later burned

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out in different parts of the city. Back in Creggan, daily life

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brings constant worry for 74-year-old Margaret McIntyre

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who suffers from COPD. She sits nervously by

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the front window, afraid They broke this glass with what's

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believed to have been a baseball bat I came through all the Troubles and

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never experienced anything like this. I don't know why because I

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haven't got any problems with anybody. Around 200 residents of the

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Creggan estate recently attended a public meeting to outline their

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concerns about anti-social behaviour. They say they are being

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targeted in recent days because of their public stance and urged those

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responsible to stop immediately. The Scottish Conservative leader has

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called on politicians here to introduce equal marriage

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for same-sex couples. Northern Ireland is the only

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part of the UK where Ruth Davidson is in Belfast as part

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of the Belfast Pride festival. Our political correspondent,

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Stephen Walker, We are used to seeing murals but not

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like this. This work in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter was made to

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highlight the campaign for same-sex marriage here. And today the leader

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of Scotland's Conservatives added her voice to that call. Ruth

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Davidson has come here with a political message but also telling

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her personal story. She is a practising Christian engaged to a

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Catholic woman from Ireland. She wants people in Northern Ireland to

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have the same rights as in Scotland. I'm a Protestant, I'm engaged to a

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Catholic Irishwoman from County works word who was educated by nuns

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so for me this is not about a particular community or country or

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faith background, this is people who are in love and loved in return

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having the same rights as everybody else. Stormont has debated equal

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average five times and although last year a majority of MLAs voted for

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change, the move was blocked by a DUP petition of concern. Some of the

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peculiarities within the Northern Ireland Assembly are being used in

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ways they weren't designed to be used and when it comes to a majority

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in the country and the parliament that support something, to use a

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technique designed to protect minority to stop a minority having

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the same site -- rights as everyone else, this needs to be looked at.

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Some believe the law should not be changed. I believe it is contrary to

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the teaching of God world and while you may chain standards of living

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you cannot change scripture, the Bible says marriage is between a man

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and a woman and once you move outside this you going to this area,

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I did not believe marriage is based on inequality, it is based on a

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complementary relationship between husband and wife. It may have been

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debated many times at Stormont but it seems it will not be the last.

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The issue may be debated in court and is also likely to be brought

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back to the Assembly when MLAs return after the summer recess.

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Next, the end of a dog detail that has had media attention across the

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globe in recent weeks. A terrier called Hank was seized by Belfast

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City Council and assessed as being a pit bull, which is illegal, but with

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the aid of celebrities including Dermot O read and Carl Frampton, the

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dog is back home. It was last month that two-year-old

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Hank was removed by dog wardens following a complaint from a member

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of the public. One of his owners broke down

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in court today as it was agreed Until the judge said

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the words, we were afraid I can't get over it,

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being able to see him Supporters erupted into spontaneous

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applause inside the court. The campaign to highlight Hank's

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seizure gained worldwide attention. We did not think Hank would be

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coming home, especially this scene, without the support. Belfast City

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Council Expedia to the process, we spoke to people who had similar

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situations in England and here and it seems they responded to pressure

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and we would not be having this conversation today without the

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public support. But hang's owners say the fight does not end there,

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they want to see changes in legislation to dangerous breeds.

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Hank will have to undergo behavioural training

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and also be kept on a lead and muzzle while in public.

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His family, though, say they are just relieved

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Plenty to come before 7pm, including a rather unexpected

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discovery during a dig at Hillsborough Castle which may

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A new study suggests that people are still

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Figures show there's been a significant fall in the number

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of people owning their homes compared to ten years ago.

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Industry experts are now pointing to several factors

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which could partly explain this, as Rick Faragher

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A growing number of people might not have the option.

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Home ownership in Northern Ireland is down.

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Over the last couple of years people have been paying so much in rent

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that it could've gone to we deposit but it's desperation, they don't

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have the properties and cannot get the money, some are relying on their

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parents but they have to go into the rented sector.

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Finances aside, could there be other factors in the decline of mortgages?

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Younger people aren't feeling the need to graduate, get their first

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pay cheque and go and buy a house, people are waiting longer, more in

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line with other European cities where there is not the same need to

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buy straightaway. This report shows 63% of people in Northern Ireland

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have a mortgage, down from 73% ten years ago but roughly in line with

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England and Scotland. The people behind the study say this now

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suggests the issue of one-day owning your own home is not just a London

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problem. Katie and her husband

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bought their house in West Belfast two years ago via a co-ownership

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deal, a scheme where they own only She says it's becoming harder

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for young people to get a mortgage. We were both new into our jobs, the

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banks required a certain security from you in terms of making the

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commitment to payments every month, which you cannot really do, you have

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the best aspirations in the world and are ready to go once you get out

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of uni, and are ready to start your career but the requirements set for

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us were not realistic. Anyone who was looking for a job, you don't

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have an option to not live in that city or area so unless you work in a

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financial position to afford a mortgage, the only option is to

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rent. There's now speculation

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that the Bank of England could cut That may go some way to making

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mortgages more affordable - if you can get one in

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the first place. A well-preserved human skeleton

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which could be 1000 years old has been discovered in the grounds

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of Hillsborough Castle. Archaeologists found it

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during excavation work ahead They say it's unusual to find

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remains of this age in such good condition and they hope it'll reveal

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more about the history of the area. In recent decades it's

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hosted royalty, But it seems the grounds

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of Hillsborough Castle have been These archaeologists and volunteers

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are uncovering an unknown history. And they didn't need

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to dig deep to find it. These human remains were one of the

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first thing to be found on the site, ten centimetres below soil level and

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the experts think it's a young woman but the bones will be taken away

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today for analysis in the hope that can be confirmed and we can find out

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more about the life of this person. We arrived hoping to find the

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remains of a 15th or 16th century church and about two hours into our

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first day we found a skeleton. While that was initially believed to

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belong to the church, we now think it might be about 1000 A.D., so many

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hundreds years earlier. Other human remains found

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on this ancient burial site The challenge now is to find

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the remnants of the church building. Volunteers are doing

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much of the work. The possibility of finding the

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church floor is fascinating. We've already found a Georgian coin so

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finding skeletons like this is fascinating as well. We're finding

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flint scrapers dating back to the Neolithic period, so going back

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maybe 6000 years and we are also finding Georgian corns, which I link

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to the castle. You need stamina to keep this up.

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The history uncovered here will be presented in a new visitor centre

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Were talking and very long time ago, pre-broken records, so exciting to

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find out more about Hillsborough before it was as we know it, the

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Georgian style today. Once work is complete,

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the site will be restored. And after revealing his or her

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secrets, this person will once If you're taking a moonlit stroll

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and you hear snoring, it may not be from a human but one

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of these - a barn owl. A wildlife charity wants

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the public's help in tracking down these elusive night-time

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hunters and that sound Here's our agriculture

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and environment I suppose you don't really know what

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you will find. Nocturnal and secretive barn owls

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aren't easy to find. Unless you're with Michael Calvert,

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a farmer who manages his land to attract this threatened

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and protected species. For a second year the birds

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have used his owl boxes. Ringer David Galbraith gets the job

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of sticking his hand in to retrieve them, not something done lightly

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when powerful talons are in play. If I can get the hold of it, not

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particularly difficult, but if it gets a hold of me, more difficult.

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But before long he's back down with one, and while we examine

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this juvenile silent hunter, he heads back up for the other.

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Do you see the comb on the edge of this feather? You can't make out

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like hairs coming off the leading edge. That breaks up the air and

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deadens the sound of the wind beats. The other one is a feisty

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and angry little barn owl. A couple of weeks younger

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than her sister, she's It's not hard to see why

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Michael Calvert enjoys them so much. I'm up very often at 4am to have a

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look, if it's a wet night they will come back and the parents will set

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on the platform and preen themselves in the morning sun, it is quite a

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sight to see. Barn owls are a protected species and it is an

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offence to disturb them at the nest, so to carry out that ringing

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procedure we had to get an exemption from the Department of Agriculture

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and the environment. Sightings of the adults are useful,

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but they can range over What Ulster Wildlife really want

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is to find new nests, and they're hoping the hungry chicks

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which make this noise when they're We hope this year that the general

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public will keep your ear open for barn owls, we hope they will listen

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for the rasping, snoring sound checks make when they are begging

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for food from their mum and dad and that scent can travel up to 100

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metres from a nest site. For now, though, it's time

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to put our babies back. Fluff is still fighting and David

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is glad to off-load this awkward little owl with his

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hands still intact. Safe and sound. Athletes are

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beginning to assemble in the Olympic Village this week at the games in

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Brazil approach. The opening ceremony is on Friday. Some of our

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local competitors have arrived in Rio and therefore Newsline is

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Stephen Watson. Tourists flock annually to some of Rio's most

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famous landmarks like the Copacabana beach, but for August the focus is

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on the world's biggest sporting event. 10,500 competitors from 600

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companies will compete in over 300 events. 28 athletes are from

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Northern Ireland, the biggest ever contingent at a games and they will

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represent either Team GB for team Ireland. They are jetting in from

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all corners of the globe for the biggest sporting show on Earth. It

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is the first time the Olympic games has been staged in South America and

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sunny Brazil is ready. In the impressive athletes Village, a

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traditional welcome for team Ireland. They have a former gold

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medallist from Northern Ireland in charge and his own Olympic veteran.

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This is my 13th games and I am more excited to be here now, you have

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different emotions but we want to make sure we have everything in

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place so the guys can perform to their maximum, and if they do I am

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sure we will come away with excellent performances. Among the

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competitors from back home is Claire Abbott, who was at her first games

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to compete in the venting. Quite a journey for workforce, which also

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made the 10,000 mile trip. He has to go to competitions on a lorry for a

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few hours so the plane is quite smooth for them. They are all happy,

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we have great reports from the team vet, so we are delighted they are in

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good form because they can't tell you if they feel just like so we

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have to take it day by day. What advice would you give to young

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athletes here for the first time? Do a couple of touristy things. Get it

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out of the way and then start into your careening and embrace it and

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enjoy it. There are high hopes for team Ireland's boxers in Rio with

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Michael Conlan and Paddy Barnes, bronze medallists four years ago,

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tipped to go even better this time, and as we continue our profile of

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Northern Ireland Olympians, Barnes told us of his desire to win a gold

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medal, something no fighter from Northern Ireland has done at a games

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before. Moments in Irish boxing history, John McNally wins silver in

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1952 and Wayne McCulloch does the same 40 years later. These are the

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best results by Northern Ireland boxers at the Olympics, but Paddy

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Barnes will look to go one better. Already a two-time bronze winner, he

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wants one thing in Rio. In Beijing I qualified and got a bronze in

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London, I thought I could have won gold but I fell short, I was happy

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with bronze but I should win gold, I believe I will win gold. Barnes and

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Conlon are favourites to return home as Olympic champions and one of

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those silver medallists who went on to win a world title says they can.

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I saw Paddy last week and I said, you're bringing a gold back this

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time aren't you, and he said he is. If you get the good draw, you get

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right to the final and win a gold medal, it's tough but I think we can

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do it. Although Barnes has not made a definitive decision as to what he

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will do after Rio, this will be his final Olympics. It's one of the best

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experiences in your life, you have to go out and enjoy it and just do

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what you normally do, because we have been all around the world

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boxing, the Olympics are the same as any other tournament, it's bigger

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but it's the same ring, same appointment so you just relax and do

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your best. And hopefully his best will be good enough for gold. And

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three-time Olympian Paddy Barnes will carry the flag for team Ireland

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at the Olympic ceremony on Friday. We will have more from Rio tomorrow.

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In Gaelic football, Cavan manager Derry Hyland has resigned. He guided

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Cavan to promotion of League 1 this year that they had a disappointing

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championship campaign, losing a semifinal replay to turn around and

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then in the All-Ireland qualifiers to Derry. The weather is next and a

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fantastic picture but I bet that was not today. It wasn't, but this was

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the sunset on the North Coast last night and I have an even better one,

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the sun setting through the arch in Ballan toy and that only happens a

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few times a year. Please keep your photos coming in, it has been a

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disappointing day, maybe the odd glimmer of sunshine before nightfall

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and then it turns unsettled with wet weather from the Atlantic, but a

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warm night for many. Tomorrow will be wet and windy, courtesy of this

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low swinging in from the Atlantic. Tight isobars, expect gusts of 50

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miles an hour along the Irish coast, inland maybe 40 miles an hour so it

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will be blustery at times with outbreaks of rain making their way

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east through the day. It won't always be raining, there will be dry

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gaps but if you catch the rates it could be torrential so we could see

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driving problems on the roads with surface break and flooding. If you

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are travelling across Ireland tomorrow it will be unsettled

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frantically everywhere, rain expected but windier conditions will

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be further north and it will be treacherous in high areas with heavy

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downpours. You will see outbreaks of rain right through until tomorrow

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evening, maybe the odd glimmer of sunshine between those showers and

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it will state that white overnight into Thursday but eventually it

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begins to ease, temperatures tomorrow night between 12 and 14

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degrees. On Thursday there will be a few showers but much drier than

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tomorrow and more sunny gaps. Towards the North Coast it will feel

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a little fresh but inland maybe 19 degrees where we get the best of the

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sunshine away from the winds. Not bad day on Friday, Saturday looks a

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little warmer but unsettled weather, more detail closer to the time.

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