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GOOD MORNING

The 9 at 9 Here’s everything you need to know before you take on Tuesday.

Nine Nine

EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the nine stories you need to know as you kick off your day.

1. #FURROWED PLOUGHS: The annual Ploughing Championships start this morning in Co Laois, attracting 200,000 people. Follow our man on the ground for updates throughout the day.

2. #ISIS: The US and Arab allies have launched heavy airstrikes against the Islamic State group in Syria.

3. #MS Y: A draft HSE report says the woman at the heart of a recent abortion controversy was “extremely distressed” but not suicidal, RTE’s Prime Time reveals.

4. #DON’T GET GREEDY: President Michael D. Higgins has warned that Irish society risks repeating mistakes from the boom era.

5. #LEGENDS: Three teenage girls from Kinsale, Co Cork have taken home the grand prize at this year’s Google Science Fair, with their project about cereal crops.

6. #DOUBLE IRISH: The US has announced a crackdown on companies setting up shop abroad (including Ireland), in order to lower their tax burden.

7. #BORED GOSH: The Bórd Gáis theatre in Dublin has finally been sold, in a deal worth €28 million.

8. #CLIMATE: Amid street protests, the UN is holding a summit in New York today, in an effort to sort out the world’s climate change crisis.

9. #HEISENBERG: An English woman is on trial for attempting to poison her mother, in a scheme she took from the TV show Breaking Bad.

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