IRELAND

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• Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said he will make no further comment about his future until he speaks to parliamentary colleagues on Wednesday.
• Irish woman Cathrina Cahill will appear before an Australian court on Wednesday, charged with the murder of her fiancé David Walsh.
• Four units of Dublin Fire Brigade battled a blaze at a house on Sean MacDermott street in the north inner city.
• A murder investigation was launched in Belfast after a young football coach succumbed to head injuries sustained on a night out.
• A top UN general has said that Irish peacekeepers are potentially the target of ‘jihadist threats’ in south Lebanon.
• A man was arrested after a robbery at a shop in Ringsend yesterday.
• A new poll has found support for Fianna Fáil surging, while Fine Gael slumps.
• The Youghal RNLI rescued a kayaker who’d been stranded in the water for 45 minutes off the coast of Cork today.
• A family face eviction from their rental home after a council “admin error”.
• Galway mathematicians have found a way to make Batman’s cape.
• Many businesses in Dublin are looking to the future when the Luas works will be finished.

INTERNATIONAL

A Millwall football fan wore this Trump-influenced t-shirt while supporting his team this weekend. Jonathan Brady PA Wire / PA Images Jonathan Brady PA Wire / PA Images / PA Images

#SWEDEN: Donald Trump made some bizarre references to a terror attack in Sweden – which didn’t happen – during a speech last night.

#HACKING: Russia has been accused of cyber attacks in another election – this time in France.

#MOSUL: 350,000 children are facing “grim choices” as Iraqi forces launch another offensive against Islamic State in Mosul in what is being described as “the most brutal fighting yet”.

PARTING SHOT

The “failing” New York Times, as Donald Trump calls the publication so regularly in tweets, had this measured piece today on why lumping all Trump supporters in together isn’t such a good idea.

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