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WHAT’S THE STORY?
1. FIVE people jumped out a window to escape a blaze that broke out in a house in Crumlin.
Mark Stedman / Photocall Ireland
Mark Stedman / Photocall Ireland / Photocall Ireland
2. The US and five Arab countries began airstrikes on Islamic State last night, the latest move in the expanded military campaign against the militants:
U.S. Navy / TwitterVIDEO: #USNavy launches missile strikes on ISIL targets. http://t.co/T4NpXWfHZi
— U.S. Navy (@USNavy) September 23, 2014
3. Charlie Flanagan says the students who destroyed a San Francisco apartment ‘let Ireland down’.
Charlie Flanagan / TwitterThe smashing of the US house by Irish students is shocking deplorable & unacceptable however not representative of our young Irish abroad.
— Charlie Flanagan (@CharlieFlanagan) September 21, 2014
4. A WOMAN was stabbed in the stairwell of an apartment complex in Dublin City Centre.
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Google Maps
5. A WOMAN and child died after being hit by a train in Slough in England.
BTP / TwitterWe can confirm the two hit by a train at #Slough appears to be a woman and child. Incident still treated as suspicious while we investigate.
— British Transport Police (@BTP) September 23, 2014
6. THESE talented Irish schoolgirls took home the grand prize at the Google Science Fair. Amazing work.
7. THE Ploughing Championships kicked off today, and our man on the scene has so far eaten bugs and eyed up some breakfast rolls.
Daragh Brophy
Daragh Brophy
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