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Morning Ireland Friday 19 April 2019

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Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Audrey Carville and Bryan Dobson.

29 year old woman shot dead during rioting in Derry

Vincent Kearney, Northern Correspondent, reports that a 29 year old woman was shot dead during rioting in Derry.

PSNI probe dissident republican link to Derry shooting

Mark Hamilton, Assistant Chief Constable of the PSNI, spoke to journalists in Derry this morning.

Tributes pour in for Lyra McKee, the journalist who was shot dead during rioting in Derry

Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, on tributes paid to journalist Lyra McKee who was shot dead during rioting in Derry city last night.

Two ATMs stolen from banks in Kells

Robin Schiller, journalist with the Irish Independent, reports on the theft of two ATMs in Kells, Co. Meath.

Four ATMs stolen in Meath, Antrim and Armagh overnight

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports on the theft of ATM's in Meath, Antrim and Armagh

Mueller's Russia report released as attorney general defends Trump

Brian O'Donovan, Washington Correspondent, on reaction to the publication of the Mueller report.

Stations of the cross finally completed after almost 60 years

Eleanor Mannion reports on a project started by an Irish woman in the 1960's to make linen stations of the Cross for a church in Kenya.

Sentencing of Californian couple

Steve Futterman, CBS News West Coast Correspondent, previews the sentencing of the Californian couple who operated a house of horrors for almost a decade.

The implications and aims of climate activism

Gerard Mullally, lecturer in Department of Sociology in UCC, discusses the implications and aims of climate activism as Extinction Rebellion groups take to the streets in Dublin.

Demand for lamb to remain strong with both Easter and the Muslim festival of Ramadan approaching

George Lee, Agriculture and Environment Correspondent, travelled to Co Tipperary to see how much tougher it is for early lamb producers to prepare their flocks in time for Easter.