A round-up of other stories from around the country.
An 18-year-old man was fatally injured as he got out of a minibus in which he was a passenger while the bus was still in motion in Co Kildare, gardaí have said.
He was named as Stephen McCabe of College Park, Newbridge, Co Kildare. The incident happened at Jigginstown, Naas, early yesterday.
Meanwhile, a 19-year-old car passenger has died following a collision in Co Tyrone.
The collision between a car and a van happened on the Washing Bay Road in Coalisland at around 8am on Saturday.
Three held after Orange hall attack
Three men have been arrested after an attack on an Orange hall in Co Armagh yesterday morning.
A window was broken and graffiti sprayed on Derryadd Orange Hall on Derrytrasna Road in Lurgan in the attack at around 4am.
The attack was the second on an Orange hall in recent weeks.
Forest fire in Wicklow Gap
An extensive forest fire in the Wicklow Gap was brought under control after two hours yesterday by several units from Wicklow fire service.
Gardaí at Blessington described the fire at Logstown, Ballymount as serious and said it extended down as far as the exit road on Wicklow Gap.
A spokesman said there were no injuries and no evacuations as a result of it.
Swamp fever cases confirmed
Three more cases of equine infectious anaemia (EIA), also known as swamp fever, have been confirmed in two mares and a foal.
Test results were awaited in a number of other suspected cases, according to the Department of Agriculture, which said that all cases involved animals that were already identified as part of a high-risk group.
Tests have been conducted on more than 2,150 animals, with a total of five positive tests. EIA, which has not been found in Ireland before now, attacks the immune system and can be spread by horsefly or by contaminated medicine.