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IRISH

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe smiling at the publication of the review of Ireland's corporation tax code Sam Boal / Rollingnews.ie Sam Boal / Rollingnews.ie / Rollingnews.ie

• A Newstalk staff letter has demanded that George Hook be taken off the air immediately.
• Gardaí described how a Dublin man was shot outside his home after killers kicked down his front door.
• Minister for Sport Shane Ross has agreed to reimburse funding for the OCI for 2016.
• New figures show property prices are rising at the fastest pace in three years as supply hits a “critical low”.
• The details of 550 customer accounts were “mislaid” by AIB.
• A Status Yellow wind warning is in place across eight counties this evening.
• A seriously ill homeless man has received emergency housing after challenging a council in court.
• A new mural is challenging Ireland’s attitudes to mental health difficulties.
• A woman had four teeth knocked out during a violent assault in Limerick.
• Heathers – the shoe shop for those with larger feet – has closed after 150 years.

INTERNATIONAL

British police speaking to a young passenger during a new safeguarding operation on the Eurostar. Victoria Jones / PA Images Victoria Jones / PA Images / PA Images

#IRMA: Residents in the Florida Keys have been returning to their homes, while over 100 high-risk prisoners escaped a British island prison, during Hurricane Irma.

#LINCOLNSHIRE: Eleven members of a Traveller family convicted of modern day slavery were jailed in England.

#DISGUSTING: A 130-tonne “monster fatberg” is clogging up sewers in London.

PARTING SHOT

It’s over 20 years since the death of Princess Diana, but it is this memorial to her in the English town of Chesterfield that is raising eyebrows.

The artwork was made from all natural materials including flowers, berries, and leaves, with egg shells of different shades used for Diana’s face.

The Evening Standard reports that local residents have been asking for it to be taken down, saying it is “insulting to Diana” and that the local council should be “ashamed”.

A spokesman for council has defended the memorial, however.

What do you think?

(via TheDailyEdge)

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