Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday

Everyone’s talking about UK teen Alice Gross, a body found in a Meath bog and water charges.

NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.

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A body was found in a bog in the search for a man who was ‘disappeared‘ by the IRA in 1978.
A man appeared in court on 21 charges in relation to damage to the Trinity College gate.
400 new jobs were announced for Dundrum in Dublin and another 140 were announced for Limerick.
And Ireland’s unemployment rate has fallen to 11%.
It turns out ministers will actually have to pay water charges for their second homes.
Gardaí are searching for a Dublin teen who has been missing for nine days.
So far this year 13 children have died on Irish roads.
One in five members of the Defence Forces are being hit by poverty. [RTÉ]
TheJournal.ie is running a series on homelessness this week. Read all of today’s coverage here.

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#MURDER: Police searching for missing London teenager Alice Gross found a body and a murder investigation has been launched.

#TESCO: The supermarket giant will be put under the microscope for its €320 million blunder.

#SYRIA: 41 children were killed in Syria today in twin bombings at a school.

The classic game Tetris is to be made into a film.
Facebook apologised to drag queens for its ‘real name’ policy. [Business Insider]
James Bond fans will love this. These solid state hard drives self-destruct if you text them. [The Verge]

This Washington Post reporter’s story about people living in Liberia, where Ebola is rife, is incredibly powerful.