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EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, The Journal brings you five of the biggest stories of the day.
1. #LOUTH: Tributes continue to pour in for five young people who lost their lives in a collision in Co Louth on Saturday evening.
2. #DON’T BANK ON IT: Overstretched prices in global financial markets and ongoing uncertainty in the world economy are the biggest risks facing Ireland’s financial system, the Central Bank of Ireland has warned.
3. #OCCUPIED TERRITORIES BILL: Senator Frances Black said the Palestinian people have “waited too long” for Ireland to pass the Occupied Territories Bill, as she joined with opposition leaders calling for the law to be enacted before Christmas.
4. #VICAR STREET: An Independent Ireland councillor has dropped a legal challenge aimed at halting a gig by controversial punk-rap duo Bob Vylan in Dublin.
5. #POLAND: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that an explosion that damaged a key rail line used for aid to Ukraine was caused by sabotage.
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