That's BBC News NI Live over for another day. Because of tomorrow's elections we won't be here until 22:00 on Thursday, when we'll have an election special live-page running through the night and into Friday.

Image source, Bobby Cunningham

We'll leave you with these scenic pics from Ballyhornan in County Down and a hat-tip to Bobby Cunningham for sending the images into us. As usual, you can keep up-to-date with all of the latest news, sport, travel and weather on the BBC News NI website.

Barra Best
BBC News NI Weather Presenter

The recent unsettled weather has been due to a big area of low pressure sitting over us. It's beginning to push northwards, leaving behind much better weather conditions.

It means that tomorrow will be the best day of the week, mainly dry with decent spells of sunshine in places. You can watch the latest weather forecast here.

Three vehicles used by Irish Water have been destroyed in a suspected arson attack in the Republic of Ireland.

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Damage estimated at €100,000 (£74,338) was caused in the blaze at a contractor's yard at Lacken Road, Waterford. The fire was started on Tuesday night.

Mark Devenport
BBC News NI Political Editor

A west Belfast residents group has challenged the Sports Minister Carál Ní Chuilín over her statement that she and her officials were unaware of safety concerns regarding the planned new Casement Park stadium until last week.

The residents say court documents show DCAL officials knew of safety concerns around the development.

PSNI

Police arrested two men aged 31 and 49 earlier today after conducting a number searches in the Rosapenna area of north Belfast. Both men have since been released pending further investigation. Police say that a significant number of items were seized for further examination.

A temporary road closure is in place on the Ballybrannon Road in Armagh due to a crash that knocked over an electric pole.

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Delta Packaging, based on the Blackstaff Road in Belfast, says that an accidental ink leak from their factory is responsible for turning the Blackstaff River red.

Image source, David McElvanna

Director Neal McCone said: "It is an accidental discharge of one of our inks which is a water-based, food-safe ink so it poses no threat to the environment."

A Church of Ireland bishop has praised the decision to invite her to a 1916 Easter Rising commemoration in Dublin.

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Bishop Pat Storey said the invitation to a "female, northern Protestant to speak at a Catholic, republican commemoration" was "courageous and generous".

Northern Irish band Snow Patrol have offered their hit song Just Say Yes as the official song for the Yes Equality campaign in the Republic of Ireland.

A marriage equality referendum, external takes place in the Republic of Ireland on 22 May.

Trafficwatch NI

A crash on the M2 northbound just after the Templepatrick junction is on the hard shoulder but some delays remain in place in the area.

Union flag protestor Jamie Bryson has been given a six-month suspended prison sentence for taking part in unlawful public processions.

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The 24-year-old was told by District Judge Fiona Bagnall that he deserved no credit for contesting charges of participating in demonstrations staged in Belfast.

BBC Sport NI

Donegal's Ulster Football opener with Tyrone on 17 May will start an exciting summer of Championship action on BBC Northern Ireland.

The Ballybofey battle will be one of five games live on BBC Two NI with two other ties having a deferred showing.

The Department of Environment (DoE) says the NI Environment Agency (NIEA) is investigating the source of the pollution that turned the Blackstaff River in Belfast red.

Image source, @aarongk

The DOE said the NIEA emergency pollution hotline received a call at 11:15 this morning about it.

It may be cloudy and dull this afternoon but the views on the north coast remain spectacular. You can watch today's weather forecast here.

Image source, Philip Allen

Thanks to Philip Allen for sending us a snap. You can send your pictures to us by emailing bbcnewsni@bbc.co.uk.

Rick Faragher
BBC News NI

BBC News NI reporter Rick Faragher has just tweeted, external that the bright redness has now gone from some parts of the Blackstaff River in Belfast but that it remains redder further up the river.

Local workers say the river has been this colour since mid-morning. We'll have more details on the reason for the colour change as we get them.

BBC Sport

Northern Ireland international goalkeeper Roy Carroll has agreed a new one-year contract with Notts County.

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Carrick Times

The Carrick Times reports, external that former Carrickfergus Town Clerk Sheila McClelland is the new chairperson of the Consumer Council for Northern Ireland.

Image source, The Carrick Times

Helen Jones
BBC News NI

There will be more checkpoints and patrols in Northern Ireland in the next few days, police have said. You can watch a report from BBC News NI reporter Helen Jones here.

Image source, Pacemaker

The "high visibility operation" aims to counter a "severe" dissident republican threat, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said.

BBC Sport NI

There will be live commentary from Malahide in Dublin of the One Day International cricket match between Ireland and England beginning at 10:30 on Friday on the BBC Sport NI website.

A 42-year old man has admitted killing another man at a house in Co Down over two years ago. Paul Stephen Bustard, who has an address at Bush Park in Antrim, was initially charged with murder but has pleaded guilty of manslaughter.

Image source, PSNI

Stephen Davidson, 31, was stabbed and found in the living room of his home at Ballyholme Road Bangor in February 2013.