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

IRELAND

Sophie Nocton, Georgie Curtin and Jessica Healy of St Luke's School during CIT Engineers Week 2016. Darragh Kane Darragh Kane

• Gardaí are investigating the death of an 11-month-old baby boy in a Kerry apartment.
• A man died in hospital after he was attacked in Dublin in the early hours of Saturday morning. 
• The trial of Ibrahim Halawa was postponed for the 13th time and put back until 26 June.
• A woman died following a car crash in Limerick.
• Police in Antrim uncovered a ‘significant terrorist hide’ of bomb making equipment and explosives.
• For the final time today, the Ballyhea Says No group had their weekly march against Irish banking debt.
• There was one winner of last night’s Lotto jackpot, worth over €8 million.
• Ireland’s mixed martial artist Conor McGregor lost for the first time in the UFC.
• It’s Mother’s Day, what’s the best advice yours has ever given you?

INTERNATIONAL

Syrian refugee Mohammed al-Shareef performs a breakdance in Beirut. AP / Press Association Images AP / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

#IRAN: Billionaire tycoon Babak Zanjani was sentenced to death in Tehran.

#RIP: Former First Lady of the United States Nancy Reagan died at the age of 94.

#WHITE HOUSE: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump continue to lead their respective primary races, but their opponents had some wins on ‘Super Saturday’.

INNOVATION

• A new batch of virtual reality headsets are only weeks away, but what is Ireland bringing to the table?  
• Here’s how to make sure your text messages stay completely hidden.

PARTING SHOT

‘Racists for Trump’, the newest presidential campaign ad from sketch show Saturday Night Live.

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