Your Thursday lunchtime news catch-up
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The Department of Agriculture has identified a suspected case of BSE in Co Louth.
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Traveller families are refusing to move 200 yards from their old cramped halting site to a new purpose-built €5m housing scheme in a standoff over horses and other issues.
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A traumatised mother told yesterday of how she had to drive more than 110km to a Cork hospital with her injured son after he had been left unattended for three hours at an emergency department in Kerry.
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A man has been killed in a road accident in Co Cork shortly after midnight.
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The Public Accounts Committee is to receive legal advice this morning to decide whether it can continue its investigations into SiteServ.
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IRELAND

A “menace to society” will start a six-year jail term today for a violent assault on his teenage girlfriend in what the judge described as a despicable offence by a coward and a bully.
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A Dublin panel beater, who spent €40,000 and “thousands of man hours” restoring a dream race car he found discarded in a barn, has been told by a judge that the 64-year-old Jaguar XK 120 is now legally his.
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A family favourite has just touched down at Cork Airport, and promises a hassle-free experience for parents travelling with children.
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SPORT

Cork hurlers are set to lose the services of a third player this season as Jamie Coughlan considers spending the rest of the summer in the US.
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Steve McClaren has finally been announced as Newcastle’s new head coach six months after initially being offered the job.
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WORLD

A British graduate blamed for triggering an earthquake by posing naked on a sacred mountain knows what she did was “stupid and disrespectful and is very sorry for the offence that she has caused”, her father said today.
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It’s not the first time that the Simpsons have faced marital difficulties but this time it appears to be serious as it has emerged that Homer and Marge are to “legally separate” in the new series.
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ANALYSIS

WHAT ARE we like that it’s big news in environmental circles this week that the Government is appointing the first Climate Change Advisory Council, asks
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EXAMVIRAL

It’s summer, the sun is shining, the GAA championship is in full swing, the silage is being cut and you’re probably very contented in yourself.
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These are some of the most important women in history but can you recall what brought them to prominence?
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TECHNOW
The Legend of #Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses is coming to Dublin: http://t.co/dkGM1j2Zic pic.twitter.com/crFqwUFyHG
— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) June 9, 2015
Legend of Zelda fans are in for an aural treat. The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses – Master Quest symphony concert series will perform in Dublin’s Convention Centre on November 22nd, 2015.
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BUSINESS

The British competition authority says Ryanair is still required to reduce its stake in Aer Lingus to no more than 5%.
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Applications for licences to explore for gas using controversial fracking methods are unlikely to be considered for another two years, at least.
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LIFESTYLE

With Apple, the founders of iTunes, the latest tech company to set up a streaming service, put the main players through their paces
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SHOWBIZ
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Legendary actor Christopher Lee has died at the age of 93.
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MOST READ RIGHT NOW

More than 1,000 people have complained about Sky News presenter Kay Burley’s interview with the Alton Towers boss after four people were seriously hurt at the theme park when two carriages collided on a rollercoaster.
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