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Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Everyone’s talking about the four Irish people detained in Cairo, arrests at Eminem’s Slane gig, and Clare getting through to the All Ireland hurling final.
NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a roundup of today’s news.
IRELAND
- Four Irish siblings are being detained at a prison in Cairo.
- Thousands of people have taken part in a marriage equality march in Dublin.
- Support for abolition of the Seanad has dropped to 37 per cent.
- 63 people were arrested at the Eminem Slane concert.
- Some symphysiotomy survivors have rejected James Reilly’s proposed mediation process.
- Students say they’ll fight any plan from Ruairí Quinn to cut the maintenance grant.
- The plastic bag levy has raised more than €200 million.
- Martin McGuinness has criticised unionists over recent violence in Belfast.
- Clare booked their place in the All Ireland Senior Hurling final after a comprehensive win over Limerick.
INTERNATIONAL
(AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)
#EGYPT: The head of the Egyptian army has warned the military will not be silent in the face of violence. [BBC]
#NORTH KOREA: North Korea has agreed to reunions for families separated since the 1950s.
#BRIBERY: US authorities have open a bribery investigation into JP Morgan Chase [New York Times]
INNOVATION
- Global web traffic plunged by 40 per cent when Google went down for 5 minutes. [CNET]
- Researchers are experimenting with being able to print living tissue. [New York Times]
PARTING SHOT
All the business gurus say to “lean in” and work harder – but research suggests it could actually be better for people to do less and think more. [The Economist]
Read: And here is what happened yesterday…
