Your Tuesday morning news round up

TOP STORY
A 15-year-old Killarney student has no place to live and yesterday went in to her Junior Cert geography exam knowing her family, including her nine-year-old brother and 20-month-old baby sister, had no more money for food.
IRELAND
A man is in hospital in Dublin following what gardaí are describing as a violent incident.
A 15-year-old Killarney student has no place to live and yesterday went in to her Junior Cert geography exam knowing her family, including her nine-year-old brother and 20-month-old baby sister, had no more money for food.
SPORT
Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales should be on their guard against any threat to strip the home nations of their separate status, senior figures have warned.
I have given the Cork team and management the benefit of the doubt over the past three years, a point I was reminded of by an old Waterford friend departing Semple Stadium on Sunday evening.
WORLD
A truck carrying schoolchildren home from a parade has fallen into a ravine in Peru’s Andes Mountains, killing 17 people and injuring 33, authorities said.
He stands in the northbound lane of Vietnam’s Highway 1, traffic swirling around him, horns honking.
BUSINESS
Rapper Snoop Dogg is suing a US brewer over a deal he says entitles him a portion of the proceeds from the company’s sale last year.
Ireland needs to make renting much more attractive to tenants and landlords to take the heat out of the housing market and prevent the chances of another housing bubble, a deputy head at the Central Bank has said.
VIEWPOINTS
FAI boss John Delaney and media owner Denis O’Brien are the men we’re all supposed to love to hate, men who attract scandal-laden headlines whenever they do anything, writes Fergus Finlay
LIFESTYLE
Do you have a friend or family member who avoids social situations, to the extent that you’ve given up inviting them out? They could be suffering from social anxiety, says
as it affects one in seven Irish peopleEXAMVIRAL
Fitness YouTuber Cassey Ho has struck again with another crazy challenge!
Grab your calculators and maybe a pen and paper and see if you can pass the Leaving Cert Maths quiz!
TECHNOW
James Cameron has seen Terminator Genisys - here's what he thinks! http://t.co/XcgBtwchu5 (PSR) #TerminatorGenisys pic.twitter.com/BbGtqJluqQ
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) June 8, 2015
In one of the best things ever, James Cameron has watched the new Terminator movie. And here he is telling everyone what he thought.
SHOWBIZ
The Dubliner is even offering to perform in your living room for £7,000, but you’ll have to be quick as there are only five left.
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A 15-year-old Killarney student has no place to live and yesterday went in to her Junior Cert geography exam knowing her family, including her nine-year-old brother and 20-month-old baby sister, had no more money for food.