Here's What Happened Today: Thursday

Death in a Dublin fire, the Fine Gael think-in and plus size models at London Fashion Week – it’s the Fix.

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

IRELAND

FINE GAEL THINK IN 758A2820_90523262 Parliamentary Party Chairman, Martin Haydon, Tanaiste Frances Fitzgerald and Communications Officer Barry Duggan wait for the taoiseach to arrive at the 2017 Fine Gael Autumn Think- In. Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie Eamonn Farrell / RollingNews.ie / RollingNews.ie

It emerged that a humanitarian scheme rolled out to the victims of the Donegal flash floods is to become a permanent programme in response to natural disasters.
Gardaí are investigating after a young man died in a fire in Rathmines, Dublin, this morning.
A rape survivor weighed in on the George Hook controversy and said she tried to get to meet him to discuss what he said.
A patient at University Hospital Galway was diagnosed with tuberculosis.
The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) could be given additional powers to build on behalf of the State.
The body which represents rank-and-file gardaí said its members will not be scapegoated over the breath test scandal.
The mother of an autistic boy pleaded with the government to give her child the residential care that she says he needs.
A Dublin man is to face trial charged in relation to the murder of dissident republican Peter Butterly.
A range of popular health supplements have been found to be contaminated with faecal microorganisms.

WORLD

Models, wearing t-shirts with their size printed on them during a photocall for the 'Curve Catwalk' ahead of London Fashion Week. John Stillwell / PA John Stillwell / PA / PA

#ENGLAND: A football fan who screamed homophobic abuse at opposition fans during a Premier League match has been fined.

#ESPN: A female journalist kept her job at ESPN after branding Donald Trump a “white supremacist” on Twitter.

#MALAYSIA: A fire ripped through a religious school killing 22 young boys.

PARTING SHOT

A massive 23-metre long sword, carved out of a fir tree is on its way to the Ploughing Championships where it is hoped it will be finished and will set a world record.

John Hayes was spotted bringing his creation to Tullamore, Offaly, for the annual festival where he hopes to finish it, reports WLRFM.
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