EVERY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you a roundup of the day’s main news – as well as any bits and pieces you may have missed.

In the race for the Áras…

• Dana Rosemary Scallon has threatened to quit the presidential campaign altogether if she faces further questions about her family. Responding to questioning over a US court case, Scallon said she would leave the race if her relatives were “dragged across” the media.
• Martin McGuinness has been confronted on the campaign trail by the son of IRA victim Paddy Kelly. RTÉ reports that David Kelly, whose father was killed in 1983, called on McGuinness to name his father’s killers and accused him of lying about his IRA past – an allegation which McGuinness denied.
• We’ve put together a handy guide to what to expect from the remaining presidential debates. Check it out here.
• Did you register to vote today? If not, we’re afraid the deadline has passed. But this song about the presidential candidates may make you feel better.

In the day’s other news…

• Independent TD Mick Wallace has been ordered to repay €19million in loans to ACC Bank in a court judgement today. Wallace, a former property developer, has said he is unable to pay the money back but accepts “full responsibility” for the debt.
• A civil servant at the Department of Agriculture has been hospitalised after a protest in which members of the Irish Farmers’ Association stormed the Department headquarters in Wexford, taking a door off its hinges.
• It’s emerged that the downfall of fugitive gangster James ‘Whitey’ Bulger was sparked by an unexpected source – a tip-off from Miss Iceland 1974. Former beauty queen Anna Bjornsdottir pocketed a $2million reward after getting to know Bulger thanks to a stray cat.
• As the Occupy Dame Street protest entered its third day, one campaigner has explained his motivation for demonstrating – and we’ve got the day’s events (including bank robbers) in our slideshow…

‘Obama Fried Chicken’ in Beijing, China yesterday. The restaurant was forced to change its name to UFO after KFC threatened to sue, but kept its picture of the US president. (ChinaFotoPress/Photocome/Press Association Images)

• A man has been arrested over the incident in which five men were stabbed in Tallaght at the weekend. The 44-year-old was taken into custody this morning and is currently being questioned.
• Bad news for beachcombers – the deadly Portuguese Man o’War jellyfish has been spotted in two locations on the south-west coast of Ireland. The jellyfish is beautifully coloured but its long tentacles deliver a sting that can be fatal, even after the creature itself is dead.
• Feel like you’re handing over too much to the taxman? Perhaps you should take some tips from Google Ireland, which paid just €15.3million in tax on its €10.1billion turnover, according to accounts filed in recent days.
• One man got more than he bargained for from a spa treatment in China – when a live eel swam into his urethra. The man was reportedly alerted by a sharp pain, but the eel was too slippery to grasp and could not be stopped before it had disappeared inside his body. It was removed by surgeons.
• Finally, never say that rapper Snoop Dogg doesn’t know his audience. Ahead of an upcoming European tour, last week he delivered a video shout-out to none other than vegetable grower Ian Neale from Wales – who recently cultivated the world’s largest swede: