NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.

IRELAND

A grim-looking Enda Kenny addressing the media this afternoon following the UK's decision to leave the EU RollingNews.ie RollingNews.ie

• Brexit – the UK has voted to leave the European Union. Here’s how the world reacted to the news in our liveblog throughout the day.
• The government has put contingency plans in place after the shock Brexit result.
• Sinn Féin wants a vote on a united Ireland following the UK’s Brexit vote.
• Console service users have expressed their hurt and dismay at the financial scandal affecting the charity.
• Financial firm Morgan Stanley denied it is to move 2,000 staff to Dublin from London following the Leave vote.
• Irish footballer James McClean deleted his Twitter account after sending a Brexit-related tweet.
• Ireland’s match with France this Sunday will be screened outdoors in Smithfield in Dublin.
• An alleged Isis recruiter has had his deportation challenge dismissed.
• Over €360 million has been wiped off the value of Irish taxpayers’ stake in several banks following the Brexit vote.
• Gardaí appealed for help in tracing missing persons Nathan Kelly and Bridget Madigan.
• A Dublin Bus driver has been charged with dangerous driving over the death of a cyclist.
• Daniel O’Donnell told us why Irish people love country music.
• A computer fault let a man take out €13,600 from an ATM.

BREXIT

Leave supporters celebrate opposite the Houses of Parliament in London following the Brexit vote PA Wire / Press Association Images PA Wire / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

• Here’s how it all unfolded overnight.
• What happens now?
• How did Brexit happen?
• What does Brexit mean for Ireland?
• “Our turn” – Brexit has sparked hope for Europe’s far right.
• Ireland’s business leaders reflect on the Brexit vote.
• With the pound ravaged, now might be the time to go shopping up north.
• Here’s why UK voters elected to leave the EU.
• What impact will Brexit have on the Premier League?
• There’s been an increase in queries about Irish passports today.
• Here’s how the economy of a united Ireland would work.
• Irish immigrants to the UK react to the Brexit vote.
• Here’s all the best quotes from a day of shock and awe.
• FactCheck: Is Enda Kenny really obliged to work towards a united Ireland?

WORLD

An emotional David Cameron during his resignation speech outside 10 Downing Street Daniel Leal-Olivas Daniel Leal-Olivas

#BE SEEING EU: David Cameron has resigned as the UK’s Prime Minister following Britain’s vote to leave the UK.

#TRUMP: The presumptive Republican presidential nominee arrived in Scotland today just in time for the Brexit result. Then a protester threw Nazi-themed golf balls at him, before the Donald held a very odd press conference at the side of a cliff.

#OUCH: Billions were wiped from the British economy as the pound took a hammering.

#GIBRALTAR: In the wake of the landmark Brexit vote, Spain said it wants Gibraltar back from the British.

#ORLANDO: The FBI have found no concrete evidence that shooter Omar Mateen was gay.

INNOVATION

• The new Gordon Ramsay mobile game brings the profanity in a big way. [Engadget]
• Ever wanted to have your portrait drawn by robots? In Dublin? Now’s your chance.

PARTING SHOT

It’s been a day of hard, hard news. So this may put a much-needed smile on your face.

You’ve heard of Ireland’s super fans. Well, these are the boys in green’s ‘sheeper’ fans.

Paul Walsh Paul Walsh

The hardcore herd is appearing at the Flavours of Fingal family festival in north Dublin.

#COYBIG

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