GOOD MORNING. 

Here’s all the news you need to know to start the day. 

New rain warning for Dublin and Wicklow

1. Met Éireann issued a new Status Yellow rain warning for Dublin and Wicklow overnight, as flooding may hit the counties. 

Plans for Seamus Culleton to be deported

2. Seamus Culleton, the Irishman who is being detained by immigration officials in the United States, could be deported home to Ireland as early as next week.

New Rotunda critical care unit denied planning

3. A new €100m critical care unit for the Rotunda Hospital has been denied planning permission by An Coimisiún Pleanála due to a small number of objections.

FAI say Ireland will play Israel

4. The FAI’s nightmare Nations League outcome has come to pass, with Ireland drawn into the same group as Israel, Austria and Kosovo. 

Children spending years in emergency Tusla placements

5. Vulnerable children in Tusla care are spending years in unregulated emergency accommodation, even though these placements are supposed to be temporary.

Irish woman leaves Trump administration

6. Irishwoman Gail Slater has left her role in the Trump administration less than a year after being appointed by the US President.

Dublin Port’s Great South Wall 

7. The Great South Wall in Dublin Bay, which is home to the famous Poolbeg Lighthouse, is undergoing repair works that will cost €2.5 million. 

Norovirus cases spike

8. The HSE has urged the public to be aware of the signs and symptoms of norovirus as figures showed a sharp rise in cases.

Epstein files

9. The top lawyer at investment bank Goldman Sachs has announced her resignation after emails between her and deceased paedophile Jeffrey Epstein showed a close relationship.