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

IRELAND

Gardai at the scene of a shooting in Athy, Kildare. Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie / RollingNews.ie

• A Cork man is in an induced coma after being assaulted in Sydney.
• A man is still being questioned about the death of 22-year-old Jason Doogue in Kildare.
• Jason Corbett‘s children have returned home to Ireland.
• The chief of the PSNI said the Provisional IRA still exists but is no longer engaged in terrorism.
• A man is in serious condition after a crash in Dundalk.
• There are concerns male candidates may lose out in some constituencies as Fianna Fáil looks to comply with gender quotas.
• Shoppers queued overnight in Dublin to get their hands on the new Kanye West runners.

WORLD

Emergency services attend the scene on the A27 as seven people have died after a plane crashed into cars on the major road during an aerial display at the Shoreham Airshow in West Sussex. Daniel Leal-Olivas / PA Daniel Leal-Olivas / PA / PA

#WEST SUSSEX: Seven people died after a plane crashed onto a motorway.

#ASHLEY MADISON: It emerged the vlogger who told his wife she was pregnant after testing her urine had an account on the cheating website.

#CRISIS: Hundreds of refugees stormed the Macedonian border.

#CONFLICT: North and South Korea are still in talks after a threat of war this week.

#FRANCE: There was praise for the men who stopped a gunman on train in Paris.

INNOVATION

• This is what it’s like to live with a livestreaming security camera.
• There’s actually a new app called Pooductive designed for folks who are bored while on the loo and want to chat to people. What next? [Mashable]

PARTING SHOT

Any foodies among you planning a trip around the Emerald Isle soon? DailyEdge.ie have compiled this delectable travel itinerary of 32 dishes to try on your trip.

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