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IRELAND

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• The latest JNLR figures show that Morning Ireland is still the top radio show in the country
• David Mahon rang gardaí after Dean Fitzpatrick was stabbed, a murder trial was told
• Revenue has taken back millions from people hiding money in offshore accounts
• A number of people were elected to the Seanad today, including Lynn Ruane and Ivana Bacik.
• The National Broadband Plan was pushed back again
• Alan Kelly said that those who paid their water charges are about to be made “fools of”
• Alan Shatter says that Enda Kenny gave him ‘no choice’ but to resign
• New beds for homeless mothers and children should be open in a matter of weeks
• A Tipperary retail park went on the market for €2.6million

WORLD

Representatives (96 in total) of Liverpool Football Club and Everton Football Club lay roses at a commemorative event at St George's Hall in Liverpool, to mark the outcome of the Hillsborough inquest Peter Byrne Peter Byrne

#TURKEY A suicide bomber blew herself up in the Turkish city of Bursa

#UK The South Yorkshire Police chief constable was suspended over his response to Hillsborough

#CAPE VERDE A suspect was captured after 11 people were killed in attacks on the tropical island.

#LIVERPOOL 20,000 people gathered in the city to sing You’ll Never Walk Alone today. [The42.ie]

#PERU TWO The fate of Melissa Reid, who has been in a Peruvian jail since 2013, is to be decided in the coming days.

INNOVATION

• One of Android’s handier features is something you might have forgotten about.
• Could you survive solitary confinement? This virtual experience shows what a difficult task it is. [The Guardian]

PARTING SHOT

You have to love the bad lip-reading videos. This time, they set their sights on Game of Thrones:
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