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IRELAND

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A victims’ rights campaigner has described how she went to gardaí with fresh information which then led to Eamon Cooke being questioned over the disappearance of Philip Cairns.
A 35-year-old man has been killed and a second man is in a serious condition in hospital after a single car crash in Dublin.
The Air France pilot strike has caused a flight cancellation for Irish fans heading to Paris tomorrow.
Northern Irish fans were drawn into fighting in Nice on Saturday night as European Championship violence spread.
Former Tánaiste Joan Burton says the government is putting the issue of abortion on the long finger, in what she says is a “cop-out” by Taoiseach Enda Kenny.
Former Clerys workers who lost their jobs rallied outside the store today to mark the one-year anniversary of its closure.
A man has been arrested after cocaine worth €210,000 was found in a van in Dublin yesterday.

INTERNATIONAL

Nightclub Shooting Florida Bomb disposal officers check for bombs at an apartment complex possibly linked to the fatal shootings at an Orlando nightclub Alan Diaz Alan Diaz

#ORLANDO: Fifty people have been killed in a shooting at a gay nightclub in Florida, making it the worst mass shooting in US history.

#CHINA: A blast caused by “homemade” explosives has injured four people and sparked a major security alert at the main international airport in Shanghai.

#DUBAI: A rogue drone disrupted air traffic at Dubai International Airport for more than an hour on Saturday.

INNOVATION

Your biggest security problem isn’t whether you’ll get hacked or not.
Sony has confirmed the PlayStation 4 Neo is real. [Geek.com]

PARTING SHOT

This Scottish mam’s hilarious covers of Drake and Kanye songs prove once and for all that you’re never too old to discover a new talent.
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