The Briefing - Your Monday morning news catch up

A report on the Garda removal of two Roma children from their parents in the false belief they were stolen children is not ready for publication, the Department of Justice has said.
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Garda whistleblower John Wilson has sought a meeting with the newly appointed justice minister over fresh claims of Garda misconduct.
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Householders in Dublin will start getting water from the River Shannon when they turn on their taps by 2020.
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Islamic extremists blew up a bridge, killed an unknown number of people, and abducted the wife and children of a retired police officer in north-east Nigeria over the weekend as as an international effort got underway to rescue 276 schoolgirls kidnapped by the militants.
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Some 90% of voters in a key industrial region in eastern Ukraine have come out in favour of sovereignty, pro-Russian insurgents said.
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And so a season which for so long defied logic was ultimately defined by it.
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Ashley Cole has retired from international football after being left out of England’s World Cup squad – a decision Roy Hodgson admits was one of the hardest of his career.
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A small Irish firm is attracting customers with its innovative holographic assistant, a life-like display which uses the image and voice of a real person to interact with and assist customers, writes Trish Dromey.
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VIEWPOINTS

Europe Correspondent Ann Cahill looks at a documentary that explores Ireland’s oil and gas resources that claims the Government is being careless with the country’s precious stocks.
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SHOWBIZ

George Clooney wooed his fiancée with a "series of flirty" e-mails.
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Was Cressida right to leave the royals? Yes, says Suzanne Harrington.
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A Fine Gael councillor who was attacked while canvassing in West Cork is due to make a full statement to gardaí this evening in relation to the incident.
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