Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday

A suggested national holiday, Gary Hutch’s funeral and the Longboat Quay controversy had people talking today.

NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round up of today’s news.

IRELAND 

Science Foundation Ireland Jason Clarke Photography Jason Clarke Photography

Dr Sharee Basdeo from Trinity and Lisa Helen, a Phd researcher from UCC, were the winner and runner up at the Science Foundation Ireland Technology Innovation Development Award

INTERNATIONAL 

China Daily Life Window washers in Beijing today - a new report says air quality is at a hazardous level AP Photo / Mark Schiefelbein AP Photo / Mark Schiefelbein / Mark Schiefelbein

#UNITED STATES: Actress Meryl Streep has caused offence after wearing a t-shirt with the word ‘slave’ on it. 

#EUROPE: Hurricane Joaquin could be set to hit the Atlantic later this week, with it potentially hitting Ireland. 

#UNITED KINGDOM: Eamonn Holmes has been involved in a TV ‘love in’ with David Cameron. 

INNOVATION 

  • The European Court of Justice has ruled that a transatlantic deal availed of by Facebook and other major companies does not offer users enough privacy. 
  • A new app is going to help you order drinks from your phone in Copper Face Jacks. 

PARTING SHOT 

It seems that Michael O’Leary takes an interest in how Ryanair is run at every level. He was spotted earlier today in Dublin Airport checking passenger’s passports as they boarded one of his flights.

Comments have been closed on this as Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy’s case is ongoing.

Read: Man ‘risked his life’ by swallowing cannabis pellets to get money for his sick mum

Also: Enda was given a perfect opportunity to rule out an early election today

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