Here’s what happened today: Saturday

Updated at 9.12pm

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

Enda Kenny canvasses in Dublin [Photocall Ireland]

The body of missing Peggy Mangan was found in Ballymun.
Enda Kenny said ‘no’ to a TV Seanad debate invitation.
Four people appeared in court over this month’s fatal Leicester fire.
A teenage girl was knocked down and killed in Stillorgan.
Around a thousand people took part in a pro-choice march.
Two men were injured in Tyrone stabbings.
Eamon Gilmore took part in UN talks.
Magdalene survivors launched an oral history project.
The cost of setting up the property tax was revealed.
And, of course, there was the small matter of the All Ireland Hurling Final.

#IRAN: A shoe was thrown at the Iranian president in reaction to his historic phone call with Barack Obama.

#SYRIA: The UN voted to order the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons.

#ENGLAND: Margaret Thatcher’s ashes were laid to rest in a private ceremony.

#INDONESIA: Miss World was crowned, amid heightened security, following protests.

The NSA has admitted workers used spying tools to snoop on their exes.[Huffington Post]
Could the ban on using your phone while airborne be lifted? [Guardian]
Planning a weekend cinema trip? Techradar has some nice advice.