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

IRELAND

State pathologist Marie Cassidy and her team at the crime scene in Coolmine Woods in Dublin 15, where a woman's body was discovered this afternoon Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie / RollingNews.ie

• Gardaí searching for missing woman Linda Christian have discovered a body in the Coolmine Woods area of west Dublin.
• The trial of Molly Martens and her father for the alleged murder of Irishman Jason Corbett in North Carolina began today.
• The woman who made the sex abuse allegations against Maurice McCabe came before the Charleton Tribunal today. She said she met with a journalist because she wanted people to know there was ”another side” to the garda whistleblower.
• Members of the Irish Blackball Association paid tribute to Dermot Byrne, who died following an incident in Swords yesterday morning.
• Gardaí have appealed to the public for help in tracking the whereabouts of missing 15-year-old Paul Burke who was last seen in the Dara Park area of Newbridge, Kildare, yesterday.
• The protester who was tackled by the Canadian ambassador to Ireland during a 1916 commemoration last year, has apologised for his behaviour.
• There’s good news on the weather front as Met Éireann said we could experience temperatures of up to 27 degrees tomorrow.
• A member of the Irish Navy took his commanding officer to court after he was sanctioned for bringing duty-free cigarettes on board an Irish naval vessel.

INTERNATIONAL

The Duke of Cambridge and Prince George arrive at Warsaw Chopin airport, on day one of their five-day tour of Poland and Germany. Dominic Lipinski Dominic Lipinski

#GERMANY: Several assaults and cases of sexual harassment were reported in alcohol-fuelled weekend disturbances that saw youths rampage through a small German town.

#EYE-WATERING: Surgeons at Solihull hospital in London removed 27 contact lenses from the eye of a 67-year-old woman who had come in for routine cataract surgery.

#VENEZUELA: Over 7 million people voted in a ‘symbolic election’ in protest against the ruling president Nicolas Maduro.

PARTING SHOT

Viral videos are ten-a-penny these days. There are so many people out there whose sole goal in life is to get themselves that highly-sought 15 minutes of fame.

But then there are those who come along and you’re delighted for them. Step up Chris Quinn of Greystones Tennis Club who shot to fame by squeezing into Kim Clijsters’ white skirt during an impromptu Wimbledon cameo.

It has now emerged that Quinn is now auctioning off said skirt for the Gavin Glynn Foundation – a charity which helps families of children with cancer with flights and accommodation should they need to travel abroad for treatment.

You can donate here.

In case you haven’t seen it yet, you can watch it back in all its glory below.

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