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IRELAND

Kilkenny's Joey Holden celebrates with the Liam McCarthy Cup. Cathal Noonan / INPHO Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

• The Tánaiste says there is no upper limit on how many refugees Ireland can take
• A man was seriously injured in Galway
• Another Galway man was stabbed
• Two men were arrested after robbing a chipper with a chainsaw
• A Fine Gael TD claimed he was assaulted over Irish Water
• The Guinness Storehouse won a major award
• Alan Shatter wouldn’t say if he supports Enda Kenny
• Comedian Tara Flynn kicked off another debate about abortion
• Kilkenny won the All-Ireland hurling championship. Again.

INTERNATIONAL

Sunday's Air Waves Portrush airshow drew to a poignant close. In commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain, the Huey helicopter performed a Poppy Drop. Following a minute's silence, dignitaries, Royal British Legion standard bearers and spectators below were showered with millions of fluttering poppies Kevin Scott / Presseye Kevin Scott / Presseye / Presseye

#GERMANY: German people met 6,000 refugees with open arms, bringing supplies and well-wishes to a Munich train station.

#BREXIT: A new poll suggests Britons could vote to leave the EU.

#CHICAGO: Police in Chicago are searching after the remains of a toddler were found in a park.

INNOVATION

• Here’s how to take control of privacy on Windows 10
• What’s next for Boards.ie?

PARTING SHOT

What’s a night out in Temple Bar REALLY like? DailyEdge’s Amy O’Connor found out.

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