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IRELAND

David Parry Callum Clogher, a 17-year-old from Roscommon, visits the Cadbury Innovation Kitchen in Bournville, Birmingham. David Parry

• Three women, all aged in their 70s, were killed in a traffic collision in Limerick
• A full Euro recount was ordered for Ireland South - here’s how it will work
• Permanent TSB was fined a record €21 million for regulatory breaches affecting tracker mortgage customers
• Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that the previous Public Accounts Committee did treat some witnesses “very badly”, including former Rehab CEO Angela Kerins
• US President Donald Trump said he will meet with “a lot of the Irish officials” when he visits Doonbeg next week
• Lawyers for a convicted child rapist have told a High Court judge that rape victims are subject to criminal prosecution if they publish their own identity
• 137 designated bathing water locations met EU minimum standards last year.

WORLD

PA Wire / PA Images Sculpture student Gabrielle Gillott is surrounded by her bunker installation titled Safe Haven at the Edinburgh College of Art degree show. PA Wire / PA Images / PA Images

#NETANYAHU: Israel’s parliament has voted to hold new elections only months after their last elections in April.

#DANUBE: Seven South Korean tourists have died and 21 others are missing after a sightseeing boat capsized and sank on the Danube in Budapest.

#MUELLER TIME AGAIN: President Donald Trump briefly stated that Russia helped him win the US presidency in the 2016 election – before retracting himself to launch an attack on Robert Mueller.

#RIP: At least 21 people are dead after a semi-truck and a bus carrying passengers back from a pilgrimage to a Catholic shrine crashed and burst into flames in eastern Mexico.

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PARTING SHOT

Add this to the neverending list of Brexit contradictions:

“If Labour members went public with how they voted at the EU Parliament elections last week, the party would have to kick out 41% of its membership. While 45% of Labour members voted backed the party last week, another 19% went Green, and 15% went Lib Dem,” according to YouGov.

Spin doctor Alastair Campbell was kicked out of the party for voting Lib Dem.