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TOP STORY

EU president Donald Tusk said the eurozone summit has reached a unanimous agreement on the Greek bailout.
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The Communications Minister Alex White has defended the new national postcode system as accurate, despite a number of complaints.
IRELAND

German chancellor Angela Merkel has said all 19 eurozone members believe the bailout deal agreed today with Greece can work.

The celebrity fitness coach outed as a domestic abuser on Facebook has admitted he did hit his partner and apologised for hurting her.

A Co Laois community is grief-stricken after three friends from the locality died in a horror crash over the weekend.
SPORT

As Irish fans celebrated Conor McGregorâs interim title win in Las Vegas at the weekend, the BBC decided they wanted to join the party.

The Orient Express never carried the baggage attached to a Munster hurling final, particularly when Thurles is the venue. More than any other game in the sporting calendar a Munster hurling final is under pressure even before throw-in to earn its place in the pantheon.
WORLD
An MEP with the Syriza party in Greece has claimed the measures included in an agreement with Eurozone leaders are "not sustainable" and will provoke "more recession and more poverty".
Nasaâs New Horizons spacecraft is closing fast on an unexpectedly spotted Pluto, the most distant planetary body ever explored.
ANALYSIS

Group to issue recommendations on local government in September, says
EXAMVIRAL

Last week in Oslo, Malala Yousafzai announced to the world that she no longer wanted presents or wishes for her birthday - she wanted action.

A disgruntled Irish womanâs complaint about the Marks and Spencer teabag policy has gone inexplicably viral.
TECHNOW
#JohnCReilly confirms #WreckItRalph2 at #GalwayFilmFleadh http://t.co/oZdFLYOu3E (PSR) @GalwayFilm pic.twitter.com/5PG4eFnZfE
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 13, 2015
John C. Reilly has confirmed that he has signed on to appear in Wreck-It Ralph 2.
Itâs been rumoured for some time that Huawei is working on a Nexus. A new report indicates that the handset will be released this autumn.
BUSINESS

The Government is being called on to introduce tougher legislation on late payments to businesses.

Leading Irish economists are considering increasing their growth forecasts later this month, as the recovery enters a new phase that looks more like the early âvirtuousâ years of the Celtic Tiger before the economy ballooned 12 years ago.
LIFESTYLE

Women tend to agonise about parenting but what about dads asksÂ
SHOWBIZ

As Comic-Con International draws to a close in San Diego, we thought we should sum up all the most important things we learnt or that happened at this yearâs event.
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The Communications Minister Alex White will launch Ireland's first national postcode service today..