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

IRELAND

Street art by 'ADW' in Temple Bar in Dublin this morning. Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie / RollingNews.ie

• The body of a woman has been recovered after a car entered the water in Howth.
• Irish Rail workers are seeking pay increases following the Luas deal.  
• Relatives on 1916 volunteers won a major court victory as they seek to preserve buildings on Moore Street.
• A man has been charged over the murder of prison officer Adrian Ismay in Belfast.
• Parts of the new Star Wars movie will be filmed along the Wild Atlantic Way.
• Three Labour junior ministers who lost their Dáil seats are going to seek election to the Seanad.
• A man caused a bomb scare when he claimed to be from ISIS at a Dublin Garda station.
• Convicted murderer Joe O’Reilly is seeking to take his miscarriage of justice case to the Supreme Court.
• A third man has been arrested over the murder of Vincent Ryan last month.

INTERNATIONAL

Morgan McIntosh and Aaron Studebaker at the college wrestling championships in New York. Seth Wenig / PA Seth Wenig / PA / PA

#BRUSSELS: Key Paris attack suspect Salah Abdeslam was shot and captured in a raid in Brussels.

#MIGRANT CRISIS: An EU deal that includes the swapping of refugees between Greece and Turkey has been criticised by Amnesty International.

#SMACKDOWN: A Florida jury awarded Hulk Hogan $115 million after his court case against Gawker Media.

#LOS ANGELES: An electrician plunged 53 floors to his death while working on a Los Angeles skyscraper.

INNOVATION

• Virtual reality headsets could be so realistic that they may make you sick. 
• Domino’s Pizza in Australia is experimenting with robotic deliveries.

PARTING SHOT

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Ah, sure they were thirsty! The Amarillo Pipe Band from Texas were down in Cork for St. Patrick’s Day and they managed to march straight into the pub without breaking tune.

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