16/10/2016 BBC Newsline

Tributes have been paid to the former Ireland rugby player

and Munster Head Coach Anthony Foley, who has died suddenly.

The 42-year-old died overnight at the team hotel in Paris,

Speaking on Sky Sports this afternoon, the former Ulster

and Ireland player Tyrone Howe said Irish rugby was in shock.

Munster Rugby announced the death of their head coach Anthony Foley

just hours before they were due to take on

France in a Champions Cup game in Paris.

The 42-year-old died suddenly overnight at their team hotel.

Anthony Foley had been in charge at Munster

He played 62 times for Ireland, scoring

a try on his debut against England in the 1995 Nations Championship.

He also led the province to the long-awaited

Today's match has been postponed as a mark of respect.

With this breaking news, messages are

flooding in and I think everybody is in shock and it is

You see the fans there and it's such a cliche or a

truism about the rugby family, but there's no team where the rugby

Munster rugby and Irish Football Union have expressed

A 56-year-old man has been shot a number of times in the legs

in a paramilitary-style shooting on the outskirts of west Belfast.

It happened in the Glenwood Drive area of Poleglass.

The man has been taken to hospital where he is in a stable condition.

The police are appealing for information.

A man has been killed in a crash in Enniskillen.

Three other people were injured in the collision between two cars

on the Derrygonnelly Road yesterday afternoon.

The police are appealing for witnesses.

The Victims' Commissioner says she's disappointed that there has been no

real progress on dealing with the legacy of the past.

Victims and survivors had hoped a package - including a

for Troubles-related inquests - would be in place by now.

Speaking on the Sunday Politics Programme, Judith Thompson said some

sort of agreement needs to be in place by the end of the year.

I believe that if we are going to see legislation needed to put some

of these institutions in place, within this parliamentary session,

then we need to see something for consultation this side

of Christmas, so I hope this is what we get.

It is also important that what does gets put in

place is fit for purpose, trusted and transparent.

Ulster have lost their opening pool match in this season's

After leading for most of the game, they conceded three tries

in the last eight minutes of their match away to Bordeaux,

Andrew Trimble back inside as captain scored.

The team's only try of a hard-fought first half in Bordeaux.

Andrew Trimble at half-time, Paddy Jackson kept

Ulster ahead as the two teams exchanged a

But Ulster's defensive resolve came under strain

and finally buckled with seven minutes remaining as the hosts took

the initiative and straight from the restart,

a penalty try awarded and a yellow card for a tackle

As they fought for a bonus point, Bordeaux broke the game.

Blair raced clear to complete an astonishing

turnaround to win by a

final score of 28 points to 13 points.

Gaelic football, and in today's preliminary round of

the Ulster Senior Club Championship, Kilcoo have beaten Scotstown

Let's get the weather forecast for the week ahead,

Heavy showers tonight, possibly thunder. But other than I goes on,

eastern areas will dry out and the bulk of showers will become confined

to the west. Blustery, but a sheltered areas temperatures could

drop to 5-6d. It starts and settled this week with low pressure, but it

will become drier and settled by the middle of the week, but it is the

time of year you need to start thinking about the rest of frost and

fog at night. Tomorrow he will be blustery and showery and some of

those could be heavy. Initially in the West, quite frequent there

tomorrow, because the wind direction has changed and it is a

south-westerly and that means lots of showers floating across central

and western areas of Scotland. Further self or so and the West of

Ireland and western Britain. Try and bright for many eastern and southern

counties of England. A bit of a split across Northern Ireland with

Belfast and the south-east getting the sunshine, but showers continue

moving in from the West with blustery winds. In the sunshine,

temperatures of 14 degrees, but there will be sharp showers. Low

moves away. It is a drying up process in the West. Showers to come

for many parts of Britain. Wednesday, blustery down the North

Sea coast. Sunshine and light winds which means there's frost at

night-time Thursday dry everywhere. Things settle down after Tuesday.

Goodbye.