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Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
NEED TO CATCH up? The Journal brings you a round-up of today’s news.
IRELAND
- Pubs and restaurants welcomed customers back for outdoor dining.
- The Garda Commissioner defended the policing approach in Dublin over the bank holiday weekend.
- Health officials reported 377 new cases of Covid-19.
- A three-month-old baby in Waterford died after being attacked by a dog in her home.
- The widow of Detective Jerry McCabe called on gardaí to catch ‘fugitive’ IRA members.
- Updated guidelines for people attending live sports events were published.
- LGBT Pride flags were burned in Waterford city.
WORLD
#PAKISTAN: Dozens of people were killed when two express trains collided.
#UNITED STATES: Campaigners in Minneapolis continued with a fourth night of protesting over the shooting of a man by members of a US marshals task force.
#INDIA: Businesses in two of the largest cities are reopening as part of a cautious easing of lockdown measures.
#GERMANY: Angela Merkel’s party held the far right at bay in the last state vote before the country’s national election.
#FRANCE: The country’s competition regulator fined Google €220 million for favouring ads for its own services at the expense of rivals.
PARTING SHOT
In case you missed it last night, Ireland’s Paul Mescal won a Bafta for his performance as Connell in Normal People and he gave a genuinely authentic ‘surprised-to-win’ speech.
Paul Mescal’s acceptance speech for Leading Actor in recognition of his performance as Connell in @NormalPeopleBBC vs. @RichardAyoade’s commentary immediately after 😂 Some people just have a natural way with words. @mescal_paul #VirginMediaBAFTAs #BAFTATV pic.twitter.com/EjFgWLZVg7
— BAFTA (@BAFTA) June 6, 2021
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