Your Thursday morning news round-up

TOP STORY

The Taoiseach and Tánaiste will give evidence on the policies they put forward while their parties were in Opposition.
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IRELAND

Baby Faith Lanphier died at Cork University Maternity Hospital when she was only five days old. Her death left her devastated parents looking for answers.
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Abortion activists held a demonstration in Dublin against the prosecution of a woman in Northern Ireland for procuring her daughter with abortion pills.
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SPORT

Raging anticipation gave way to crushing anti-climax in Oriel Park last night as Dundalk failed to get the one goal required to keep them in the Champions League.
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If Jimmy Barry-Murphy didn’t know he was doing something extraordinary, he must surely have realised it when Dónal Óg Cusack lauded his changing of the script after the qualifier win over Clare last Saturday week.
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WORLD

Greece’s radical government emerged bloodied but alive from a key vote in parliament, which overwhelmingly approved new creditor-demanded reforms despite a revolt among hardliners in the main ruling party Syriza.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump plans to make a big speech at the Mexico-Texas border today.
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ANALYSIS

I don’t have enough compassion for infertile couples... I will never quite know how it feels, writes
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LIFESTYLE

It’s the Irish roadtrip that is proving an enormous success internationally, so John Creedon couldn’t resist getting back into his trusty VW van and setting forth on the Wild Atlantic Way, says
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EXAMVIRAL

Pinheads Pizza on Dublin’s South Circular Road has set their customers one hell of an eating challenge.
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This week marks the 46th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 moon landing when one small step for man became one giant leap for mankind on July 20 1969.
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TECHNOW
GAMING
#Journey (PS4) #review http://t.co/IfxqvlNU88 (PSR) #JourneyPS4 pic.twitter.com/gmJJGNgT4V
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 22, 2015
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MOVIES
#InsideOut is #Pixar's most important film http://t.co/T9JTetpd6Z (PSR) pic.twitter.com/livX99mcGy
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 22, 2015
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TECH
Edit your #GoPro videos on mobile soon http://t.co/zbflCRshEr (PSR) #Video pic.twitter.com/FDiAS6n2rp
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) July 22, 2015
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BUSINESS

Waterford company Eishtec has been selected as a customer service provider for Ireland's newest mobile phone service.
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An investment fund is seeking summary judgment for €47m against property developers Michael and Kevin Corbett, as well as an additional €10m from Michael Corbett, arising out of an alleged failure to repay bank loans.
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SHOWBIZ

Dave Grohl is back on stage - and he's brought his orthopedic surgeon with him.
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MOST READ RIGHT NOW

A Co Cork-based engineer has made it into the last 100 candidates for the Mars One mission to the red planet.
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