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The Evening Fix: Sunday
The Tunisia attacks, the Greek debt crisis and a crash in Belgium had people talking today.
NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round up of today’s news.
IRELAND
- Irish Water workers are set to go to the Labour Relations Commission over unpaid bonuses.
- A Northern Irish bus driver has been killed in a crash involving 34 British schoolchildren.
- Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan has confirmed that two more Irish people were killed in the Tunisia terror attacks.
- A driver has attempted to run over a group of prison officers outside Cloverfield.
- Irish journalist Una Mullaly has spoken to Miriam O’Callaghan about her battle with cancer.
- A man was stabbed in Dublin’s Temple Bar yesterday evening just after 8pm.
- Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracking Irishman John Ryan who was last seen three weeks ago.
- Katherine Zappone proposed on television last month – but when is she getting married?
INTERNATIONAL
#GREECE: The country’s Prime Minister has announced that Greek banks will not be opening tomorrow.
#UNITED STATES: A space rocket has exploded moments after take off at Cape Canaveral in Florida.
#FRANCE: It has emerged that the man suspected of Friday’s terror attack in France may have sent a selfie with his decapitated victim Herve Cornara.
INNOVATION
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PARTING SHOT
While Chris Evans has been confirmed as the new face of Top Gear, its final outing with former host Jeremy Clarkson is expected to break records. [Business Insider]
To catch up on the top five stories YOU were clicking on through TheJournal.ie and DailyEdge‘s social media feeds, catch up with our deputy editor Christine Bohan on RTÉ Radio One Extra’s The Feed. Listen to the show here.
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