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

IRELAND

Dublin and Mayo players battle for possession. James Crombie / INPHO James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO

• Dublin have beaten unlucky Mayo by a point in the replay of the gaelic football All-Ireland final.
• Gardaí have arrested a man as part of a murder investigation after a man’s body was found in a remote wooded area near Tallaght.
• A man has collapsed and died while refereeing an under-16s camogie match in Douglas, Co Cork.
• The head of an Irish hospital organisation said that the public had become “immune” to bad news and that the system is “rationing health care” to patients.
• Social Protection Minister Leo Varadkar said he thinks “it would be unfair” to restore gardaí’s pay, but said they do “a very important job”.

WORLD

People block the streets during a protest in El Cajon, San Diego this week. Gregory Bull Gregory Bull

#SAN DIEGO: Police released two videos showing an officer fatally shooting an unarmed black man, and hoped the footage would ease escalating tensions.

#US ELECTION: Hillary Clinton has edged ahead of presidential rival Donald Trump in a new national poll released yesterday, just days after the first televised debate.

#SCOTLAND: Boxer Mike Towell has died in the aftermath of a bout in Glasgow on Thursday evening.

INNOVATION

• An insightful look at why Facebook – the social media success used by over 1 billion people worldwide – failed to make ecommerce work on its site [Guardian]
• Authorities in the netherlands are taking the creator of Pokemon Go to court after it failed to stop crowds flocking to protected beaches to catch Pokemon [Guardian]

PARTING SHOT

Jason McAteer gave an emotional account on last night’s Late Late Show of how depression took hold of him after he retired from professional football – and how his family helped him battle back.