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

IRELAND

Yes and No campaigners on O'Connell Street in Dublin ahead of tomorrow's vote. Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie / RollingNews.ie

• The last day of  referendum  campaigning went on
• As people came home to vote
• Two men appeared in court  over the attack on Sean Cox in Liverpool last month
• It was revealed Mark Hennessy  is a person of interest in a number of sexual assault cases
• A man appeared in court charged with the killing of a man in Kerry yesterday
• A man drowned off the Galway coast
• Concerns were raised that untrained gardaí were investigating child sex abuse cases
• Part of Drogheda  was closed off after a suspect device was found
• An investigation was launched into a video  showing men dragging an exhausted pony along a road

INTERNATIONAL

US President Donald Trump posthumously pardons Jack Johnson, boxing's first black heavyweight champion. Susan Walsh Susan Walsh

#CALL IT OFF: Donald Trump warned North Korea against any “foolish or reckless” move, after he called off plans for a planned nuclear summit with Kim Jong Un next month.

#MORGAN FREEMAN: Actor Morgan Freeman has apologised to anyone who may have felt “uncomfortable or disrespected” by his behaviour.

#WHOOPS: UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson discussed dealing with Moscow in an 18-minute phone call with Russian pranksters impersonating the prime minister of Armenia in a recording posted online today.

PARTING SHOT

Alan Kinsella has been collecting Irish election literature the year before the referendum on the introduction of the Eighth Amendment – here’s a look at his collection.

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