EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you wake up.

1. #REFUGEE CRISIS: Migrants have been arriving at the Austrian border on foot or by bus after being stranded for days in Hungary.

2. #FACTS: An analysis of official figures by TheJournal.ie has looked at how Ireland compares in its handling of refugees and asylum seekers.

3. #DEFROCKED: A former priest who was cleared of criminal charges of child abuse but was dismissed by the church continued to celebrate Mass privately at his home.

4. #ELECTRIC PICNIC: It’s now day two of the festival, here’s what’s going on.

5. #CHAT SHOW CIRCUIT: The Late Late Show may be back, but TV3 says it has no interest in making their own night time chat show.

6. #SCANNED: The Department of Social Protection is using facial recognition software to catch welfare fraudsters, reports The Irish Times.

7. #TALLAGHT: Gardaí investigating the death of 44-year-old Karl Holmes have said they are no longer treating his death as murder.

8. #REGRET: Hillary Clinton says wishes she had made a “different choice” and not used a private email account while serving as US secretary of state, according to the BBC.

9. #REPRIEVE: Dublin footballer Diarmuid Connolly has won his appeal against the red card he picked up in last week’s game against Mayo meaning he can play in today’s replay.