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

IRELAND

An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar with members of LÉ Niamh at the Foynes Air Show. Oisin McHugh / True Media Oisin McHugh / True Media / True Media

• An Irishman died off the coast of Egypt.
• A male teenager was arrested in connection with a stabbing near Temple Bar in Dublin.
• Gardaí are investigating a possible assault after a man was found injured and was airlifted to hospital from Inis Mór.
• A Cork city-based Turkish barber has been ordered to pay €2,000 for refusing to cut the hair of a teen with mild cerebral palsy.
• The funeral of 17-year-old Damola Adetosoye, who drowned in the River Shannon, took place in Longford.
• Ireland has refused 19 applications to carry weapons through the country this year and approved 427.
• U2 (below) were back in their home town to play a gig in Croke Park.

U2 on stage at Croke Park tonight, as they launched into the Joshua Tree section of their show. Leah Farrell / Rollingnews.ie Leah Farrell / Rollingnews.ie / Rollingnews.ie

WORLD

A participant is happy with his catch during Fishermen Day In Memmingen, Gremany. Karl-Josef Hildenbrand / PA Images Karl-Josef Hildenbrand / PA Images / PA Images

#SPICEY OUT: Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer says he quit his post to avoid a situation in which there would be “too many cooks in the kitchen”.

#GREAT ORMOND STREET: The children’s hospital that has been caring for terminally ill child Charlie Gard has said that its doctors have been receiving death threats.

#LINDA WENZEL: A German 16-year-old girl suspected of joining Islamic State jihadists in Iraq was arrested last week in Mosul.

#MIDDLE-EAST: Israel sent more troops to the West Bank this morning as clashes erupted over escalating tensions at the Holy Land’s most contested shrine.

PARTING SHOT

Harry Styles at the Dunkirk premier in London. Van Tine Dennis / ABACA Van Tine Dennis / ABACA / ABACA

‘What have I got myself in for?’: Harry Styles and Cillian Murphy spoke to TheJournal.ie about acting and the challenges of filming war epic Dunkirk.

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