EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you wake up.

1. #JUNIOR CERT: 60,000 students are expected to get their results today, with a total of 22,589 As awarded in high level and 21,743 in ordinary level.

2. #NORTH DUBLIN: A man allegedly punched a woman, forced her into the back seat of her car and drove the car off before crashing it in the early hours of this morning.

3. #JOBSTOWN: A major rally is due to take place this evening in solidarity with those water protesters charged in relation to a demonstration in Jobstown, Tallaght, in November 2014.

4. #TAKE THE KETTLE OFF: A boil water notice affecting 46,500 people in Co Mayo has been lifted.

5. #FIRST TIME BUYERS: Simon Coveney has announced that first-time buyers will be entitled to a grant in an attempt to help new buyers grapple with high rent and property prices.

6. #CORKEA: The Swedish homeware store Ikea is looking to open a store in Cork, after opening its first click-and-buy store in Carrickmines this week.

7. #PROJECT EAGLE: The Comptroller and Auditor General’s report on the sale of property in Northern Ireland, known as Project Eagle, is expected to be published today.

8. #GLASS CEILING: The number of women in the Irish workforce is expected to continue to increase significantly over the next few years.

9. #OBAMA’S WITH HER: As Hillary Clinton rests after being diagnosed with pneumonia, Obama renews his support for the Democratic nominee: “This is not me just going through the motions here. I really, really, really want to elect Hillary Clinton.”