Here's What Happened Today: Monday

Michael Lowry, the new Greek prime minister, and an asteroid had everyone talking today.

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

IRISH

Pictured are Branwen and J Pictured are Branwen and Julie Kavanagh of Twin Headed Wolf, taking part in the Front Row Sessions. Dozens of free concerts will take place as part of TradFest Temple Bar starting this Thursday. Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland / Photocall Ireland

WORLD

Sumartran tigers born at Chester Zoo One of the three as yet unnamed Sumartran tiger cubs born at Chester Zoo to eight-year-old tigress Kirana. Peter Byrne / PA Wire Peter Byrne / PA Wire / PA Wire

#EARTH: A massive asteroid narrowly missed us.

#GREECE: Alexis Tsipra was named Prime Minister [link], and the IMF doesn’t seem too put out just yet.

#SYRIA: The Islamic State group were driven out of Kobane.

#SPAIN: Ten people died after a jet crashed at a military base.

#THAILAND: An Irish man was found dead in Buriram.

#UNITED STATES: Several states are facing a snow emergency. [BBC News]

INNOVATION

PARTING SHOT

New York dumps a lot of old subway cars in the sea every year… but it isn’t harming wildlife. [ViralForest]

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