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Today saw tens of thousands turn out in Dublin for the annual Gay Pride Parade Source: Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland

IRELAND

• Today’s annual Dublin Gay Pride Parade was the first since the marriage referendum passed last month and attracted record numbers. 
• A new Red C/ Sunday Business Post poll has show a drop in support for both Sinn Féin and the Labour party.
• The government has expressed ‘grave concerns’ for two more Irish citizens caught up in the Tunisian terror attack. 
• Ireland managed to take home two gold medals at the European games in Azerbaijan. 
• European finance ministers have decided against an extension of the Greek bailout. 
• Gerald Fleming has informed the nation that talk of a heatwave may have been a bit premature. 
• A man accused of raping a woman in Britain 10 years ago has been arrested in Cork. 

INTERNATIONAL

Reports emerged earlier today that Armed Forces Day in the UK had been targeted by a terrorist plot Source: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire/Press Association Images

#UNITED STATES: US President Barack Obama has delivered a rousing eulogy at a memorial for a pastor killed in the Charlestown attacks.

#HAITI: More than 700,000 people have been infected with Cholera in Haiti in the last five years. 

#DENMARK: A Danish theme park accused of racism has said that it will not be making any changes. 

INNOVATION

• A search engine called DuckDuckGo has been growing in popularity thanks to its promise of improved privacy. 

PARTING SHOT

Mental Floss has taken a look at the different types of pizza available around the world. [Mental Floss]

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