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EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the five stories you need to know before you head home for the day.
1. #PRISON: Monica O’Connor, a mother-of-six from Carlow, has been released from Mountjoy Prison after being jailed earlier today for refusing to pay a fine for not registering two of her children for home schooling.
2. #BEHEADING: Barack Obama has said the US will not be intimidated by the beheading of a second American journalist by Islamic State militants.
3. #BREAKTHROUGH: For the first time in its history, a group of LGBT people will beallowed to march in the St Patrick’s Day parade in New York next year carrying a banner, after increased pressure from corporate sponsors.
4. #PROTON THERAPY: Ashya King, the child whose parents were arrested for removing him from an English hospital, is to be treated for his brain tumour in the Czech Republic.
5. #ONE DAY MORE?: The Minister in charge of the 1916 centenary events says she has not yet decided whether the country should get an extra national holiday to mark the occasion.
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