NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.
IRELAND
- The Garda Commissioner broke her silence on allegations to do with the recent O’Higgins Report and came under serious criticism in the Dáil.
- There were calls for emergency legislation after it emerged that Ulster Bank would be selling off 900 distressed home mortgages.
- Luas strikes and strikes at Tesco stores scheduled for tomorrow were both called off.
- Gardaí appealed for the public’s help in tracing the movements of a car used by the gunmen after the shooting of Gareth Hutch.
- The Taoiseach corrected the Dáil record in relation to the resignation of Alan Shatter in 2014.
WORLD
#SWEDEN: A Stockholm District Court court maintained a European arrest warrant against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over a 2010 rape allegation, rejecting his lawyers’ request to have it lifted.
#HAWAII: An Irish man was among five people who died when a skydiving plane crashed in Hawaii.
INNOVATION
- Here’s how you can make the image quality better on Netflix.
- We looked at whether people in rural areas should pay more for their broadband.
PARTING SHOT
Love Game of Thrones? Then you’ll LOVE Game of Molds.
Here’s the opening sequence of the popular tv show recreated using slime molds. Yep.
On Snapchat: It’s National Fish and Chips Day! We headed down to a real life Italian chipper in the heart of Dublin to find out what makes the perfect 1 + 1.
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