Here's What Happened Today: Saturday

Pressure grows over Nama report, Spain and Italy seek some of the Apple money, and Brendan Gleeson talks about a good death – it’s the Evening Fix.

NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.

An Post Rebel Tour 03 Cyclists climb to the top of Healy Pass during the An Post Rebel Tour of Cork. Cathal Noonan Cathal Noonan

IRELAND

Pressure is growing on the Government to publish its report on Nama’s multi-billion sale of Project Eagle.
The LÉ James Joyce has helped to rescue almost 2,000 migrants near Libya.
Three advertising agencies have refused to put up a billboard for Griffith College Dublin because it reflected badly on their employees and industry.
Spain, Italy and Austria are among the countries seeking to take a slice of the €13 billion which Apple owes to Ireland under a European Commission ruling being appealed by the Government.
Homeless campaigners have called on the Government to change the current law, whereby tenants who are not on the lease do not have tenancy rights.
Actor Brendan Gleeson says the hospice care his parents received reawakened his faith in humanity.
Garda have found growth hormones after stopping a car in Lucan, Dublin.
A man in his late 60s has died after being hit by a caron the R513 at Hospital, Co Limerick at about 1am.
In the second fatality on our roads this morning, a man in his 30s has died after his car collided with a fence on the N52 at Ardcroney, Co Tipperary at about 2am.
A man in his late 40s has been charged after cannabis worth €60,000 was seized during a routine speed checkpoint in Co Wicklow.

WORLD

Campaign 2016 Clinton Hillary Clinton speaks at a LBGT For Hillary Gala at the Cipriani Club in New York last night. Andrew Harnik / PA Andrew Harnik / PA / PA

#SYRIA: The United States and Russia have reached a deal on a new Syrian ceasefire, which could see the first joint military effort by the two powers against Islamic jihadists.

#NUCLEAR: North Korea has called the South Korean president a “dirty prostitute”.

#US: Hillary Clinton has branded half of Donald Trump’s supporters “deplorables”.

#DUTCH: The Netherlands has released some pretty raunchy new stamps, featuring a supermodel.

INNOVATION

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Facebook has been accused of “hoovering up” €20 million of The Guardian’s digital advertising revenue.

PARTING SHOT

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