Your Tuesday lunchtime news catch-up

Fourteen bodies have been discovered on an overcrowded barge in the Mediterranean Sea; A man charged with murdering another man in a "frenzied" knife attempted to flee Limerick District court this morning; A former detective with Scotland Yard has claimed police covered up an Irish serial killer who stalked and murdered 18 people on the London Underground Here’s today’s lunchtime irishexaminer.com round-up.

Your Tuesday lunchtime news catch-up
Tue, 28 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

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14 bodies found as Irish Navy rescues hundreds from barge

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