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# News Fix
Here’s What Happened Today: Friday
Everyone’s talking about Graham Dwyer charged with murder, flooding, and Augmentin stocks running low.
NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a roundup of today’s news…
IRISH
- Graham Dwyer was charged with the murder of Elaine O’Hara.
- A man was killed in a three-car pile-up in Monaghan.
- Remember the Rolex belonging to a Limerick criminal that CAB put on eBay? It sold…
- Wallis management got in touch with Mandate over an ongoing dispute.
- There is still no news on the replacement for the Mobility Allowance – and people are worried.
- There have been warnings about flooding in Cork this weekend.
- A man was arrested in connection with a hit-and-run earlier this week.
- Shocking details from the Chicago medical team who treated Irish woman Natasha McShane were heard in court.
- Comments made on a 4FM show that were ‘racist and prejudicial‘ went unchallenged.
- The challenge to the Children’s Referendum was dismissed by the High Court.
- Stocks of the antibiotic Augmentin could run out within months, the Irish Pharmacy Union said.
- An armed US plane landed in Shannon – but did so ‘in error’.
- A man charged with raping two girls was further remanded. [RTÉ]
INTERNATIONAL
#AUSTRALIA Parts of New South Wales have been hit by bushfires, leading to death and devastation.
#BRAZIL Activists freed 200 dogs who had been kept in a laboratory for drug testing.
#CANADA Author Alice Munro won’t be going to Stockholm to pick up her Nobel Prize, due to poor health.
#USA A teenage girl was found with a foetus in a bag while in a lingerie store in Manhattan.
INNOVATION
- Do these Dyson patents show that the company is designing a ‘silent’ hair dryer? [The Guardian]
- Meet the man who wants to turn lightbulbs into ‘li-fi’, an ultra-fast alternative to wi-fi. [Quartz]
PARTING SHOT
Rosie Hardy was your average amateur photographer – but then Maroon 5 discovered one of her pictures and things changed almost overnight, as this video shows. [Flickr]
