Here's What Happened Today: Thursday

Dublin Bus loses routes, Jason Corbett’s family speak out and Trump threatens North Korea again.

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

IRELAND

Armagh rose Nicole McKeown (centre) at the launch of the Rose of Tralee festival, which takes place later this month. Brian Lawless / PA Images Brian Lawless / PA Images / PA Images

Dublin Bus has lost 10% of its suburban bus routes to a private UK transport company called Go-Ahead.
There were 6,906 people recorded as being homeless on census night 2016, 123 of those were sleeping rough.
The family of Jason Corbett has thanked supporters in the wake of yesterday’s guilty verdict in the murder trial of Jason’s wife and her father.
A sculpture in a small tourist village in West Cork was destroyed last night after a group of individuals caused “absolute chaos”.
A man connected to the Regency Hotel gangland shooting has died at his home from a terminal illness.
The GAA has announced it has cancelled a number of tickets for an All-Ireland football semi-final that were being sold above face value by online vendors.
A British lotto millionaire accused of sexual acts with a child in Ireland has had his bail placed at €200,000.

WORLD

Trump US President Donald Trump and Vice-President Mike Pence. Evan Vucci / PA Images Evan Vucci / PA Images / PA Images

#NUCLEAR TENSIONS: US President Donald Trump has said that his “fire and fury” threat to North Korea “may not be tough enough”.

#EGG HEADACHE: Around 700,000 eggs in the UK are thought to be contaminated with an insecticide, but authorities in Ireland say there’s no risk here.

#CCTV: Police in London investigating an assault where a jogger appeared to push a woman into the path of an oncoming bus in Putney have made an arrest.

#GROPING LAWSUIT: Pop star Taylor Swift has testified that a former radio DJ reached under her skirt and grabbed her backside.

PARTING SHOT

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