Updated: 23:00

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

Enda Kenny (centre) with Paddy Cosgrave, founder of the Dublin Web Summit ( left) and Bruce Aust, Nasdaq’s head of listings ( right) after ringing the opening bell to for the NASDAQ (Image: Brian Lawless/PA).

IRISH

• Enda Kenny rang the Nasdaq bell.
• Water restrictions in Dublin will last at least until next Monday.
• Dublin Marathon runner Ricki Savage who collapsed at the finish-line on Monday passed away.
• The search for a missing walker in Mayo was suspended for the night.
• Over 330 jobs were announced across the country.
• A garda appeared in court charged with sexually assaulting and harassing two female colleagues. [RTÉ]
• Dublin Bus will push ahead with its cost implementation plan on 17 November.
• James Reilly apologised for problems people are having with medical cards.
• The government will make a decision on a same-sex marriage referendum next week.
• Just five clicks will now book you a flight on Ryanair‘s website.
• Another Labour councillor resigned from the party.

WORLD

#UNITED STATES: It emerged the NSA tapped into links to Google and Yahoo data centres. [AFP]

#NEWS OF THE WORLD: Three former journalists at the News of the World pleaded guilty to phone hacking. [AFP]

#INDIA: 45 people were killed when the bus they were travelling in caught fire after a collision. [The Guardian]

#SMOKING: New York City Council voted to raise the minimum age for buying cigarettes to 21. [Associated Press]

INNOVATION

• Steve Jobs’s house is now considered a historic property. [The Daily Edge]
• The first ticket has been handed out for use of Google Glass while driving. [Phandroid]

PARTING SHOT

Photographer Martin Reitze put together this stunning timelapse of Russia’s Kliuchevskoi volcano erupting earlier this month. [Telegraph]

(Video: TheFaceintheclouds/YouTube)

First published 21:00.

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