25/09/2016 BBC Newsline

It was inevitable that Brexit would be on the agenda,

and Dave Anderson attacked Conservative politicians who had

Make no mistake, the Northern Ireland

Secretary of State pushed hard for Brexit, they were hard right

ideologues, and that has led to this, they have put the border at

risk, they have damaged the economy of our closest neighbour and partner

in peace, and they have given sustenance to those determined to

of this visiting TD, who was invited to speak

It poses real difficulties in terms of border controls, movement

of people, and customs, the disruption to economic activity

right across the island, disruption in agriculture, in service

There is no good analysis of Brexit for Ireland.

Away from the conference floor, there is much talk

of how this party needs to unite, and how the divisions need to be

With that in mind, John McDonnell has spoken today, and he

has cited the example of Tony Blair and the Labour Party's work in

Tony Blair did a fantastic job in the Northern

By getting a good team around him, not always

onside with him, but pointing out how to go forward.

That dialogue, you can learn lessons from everybody.

Whilst Northern Ireland is not high on the agenda, it will

feature in a number of fringe meetings, and in the days ahead it

and the Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness.

The Parades Commission is preparing to receive an application

from Orange Lodges in North Belfast for permission to complete a parade

It follows an agreement between Ligoniel Orangemen and the Crumlin

It's planned that three lodges and two bands playing hymns

will pass the Ardoyne shops next Saturday morning.

The deal's been welcomed by politicians and clergy.

Buy these be made last half full kind of way and I'm disappointed in

some people trying to pour cold water on it. It's an opportunity for

a mind change where with community dialogue opened up, the parade

itself will only be the beginning, as I see it.

A Catholic priest has been officially appointed to a post

at St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast this afternoon.

The Free Presbyterian Church protested outside as

Father Edward O'Donnell is one of three ecumenical

canons at the cathedral, each from a different

He's the first Catholic priest to take the role,

which allows him to preach, lead prayers and read scripture.

Today is a very special day, special at a personal level, that this

honour has been bestowed upon me, but special because so many

Golf, and Rory McIlroy is playing on the last day

It's the last match in the FedEx Cup and up for grabs

Let's get the weather forecast for the new week, here's Cecilia.

Good evening. We had some lively showers today. The worst have moved

on and many places will dry up as the showers move away. Quite clear

and chilly in places. This is how we expect the coming week to shape up.

It will be unsettled with areas of low pressure bringing strong winds

and gales at times, especially towards the north coast. Some rain,

but dry weather too, especially on Monday and Tuesday. Not as much

sunshine as today, cloudy at times, and maybe a bit of rain to come in

the morning rush hour. Most of the wet weather tomorrow is Dublin and

South. If you're heading across the water, a fair bit of water from

Glasgow to Manchester, Wales and Western counties of England,

gradually edging towards London. Staying dry over the North of

Scotland. Northern Ireland is one of the driest parts of the UK tomorrow.

Cloudy but drying up. Light winds when the sun comes out so it

shouldn't feel too bad. On Tuesday, some rain heading for the North West

of Scotland, otherwise bits of dampness easing. A lot of dry

weather developing and brightening up. Breezy but temperatures rising.

High teens and low 20s on Wednesday. Some rain across North and west

Scotland, which will edge West. Also quite windy on Wednesday, but it

shouldn't be a cold wind. It will feel colder and fresher on Thursday.

Areas of wet weather across England and Wales heading south-east.

Showers in Scotland and they will eventually transfer into Northern

Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Windy at times this week, some rain,

but not the wash-out. Until then, you can keep up to date

with local news on BBC Radio Ulster