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EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you wake up.
1. #NO DEAL: Enda Kenny has ruled out a bilateral agreement between Ireland and the UK ahead of Brexit talks.
2. #NAMA HOMELESS HOSTEL: A group of people, including musicians Damien Dempsey and Glen Hansard, have taken over a Nama building in Dublin in order to convert it into housing for the homeless.
3. #FIGHTING BACK: Barack Obama says the US will hit back at Russia over its alleged attempts to influence the American election “at a time and place of our own choosing”.
4. #PARK AND RIDE: A complaint, in which a woman claimed a Luas ad suggested that journeys on the trams were free, has been upheld by the ASAI.
5. #STUDENT ACCOMMODATION: Dublin is getting 571 new student bedrooms.
6. #HEADACHE: Pain relief brand Nurofen has been slapped with a massive fine in Australia for false advertising.
7. #HITLER’S HOUSE: Adolf Hitler’s birth house could become a museum or a refugee centre.
8. #THE GREATEST: Ireland’s rugby victory over New Zealand in Chicago last month has been named the country’s greatest sporting achievement in 2016.
9. #PRO NOTES: A judgement is due this morning from the Supreme Court concerning Independent TD Joan Collins’s appeal to the Minister for Finance’s decision to issue €31 billion in promissory notes.
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