Your Thursday morning news round up

The detective, who is heading up the investigation into the murder of Cork nurse Karen Buckley, has thanked the Irish public for their support, plans to cut unemployed people’s welfare payments for not paying their water charge bills have been criticised and three things we learned from Barca v Bayern. These are some of the latest and most read news stories on irishexaminer.com this morning.

Your Thursday morning news round up
Thu, 07 May, 2015 - 01:00
Robert McNamara

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Karen Buckley detective thanks Irish for support

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