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IRELAND

• A 16-year-old boy was given a six-month jail sentence for his part in the Jobstown protest. 
• Gardaí said there is no indication deliberate injuries were caused to the baby girl found in Bray.
• Police in Northern Ireland arrested 14 men at the funeral of Michael Barr, the latest victim in Dublin’s gangland feud.
• Independent TDs are being offered a number of commitments by Fine Gael.
• A cyclist who collided with a pedestrian in the Phoenix Park died of his injuries.
• A man stabbed at the 2012 Swedish House Mafia gig settled his damages claim.
• The jury in the David Mahon trial has asked to see a knife and knife block.
• Paul Murphy said he couldn’t afford legal fees, even on a full TD’s salary.
• The National Transport Authority wants people to report shops that charge extra for Leapcard top-ups.

A soldier from the South Korean army special forces demonstrates his skill of martial arts during a demonstration for Children's Day at the War Memorial of Korea. Ahn Young-joon / PA Ahn Young-joon / PA / PA

WORLD

#SYRIA: Dozens of people are reported dead after an airstrike hit a refugee camp.

#FRANCE: One person was killed and at least four were injured in a cross-border police chase on the French motorway.

#THE RACE: It’s official – Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee and Hillary Clinton took the gloves off today.

#UNITED KINGDOM: A newspaper announced its closure after just two months.

INNOVATION

• Apple’s App Store has been having some issues.
• The new Netflix app update allows you to control how much data is used while streaming.

PARTING SHOT

A Boeging 767 has begun its journey to its new home at a Sligo glamping site.

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