Your Tuesday evening news round-up

Michael Noonan has admitted a ruling by Eurostat is "embarrassing" and "controversial" for the government; Ulster Camogie issued a statement regarding coverage of the recent Ulster GAA Poc Fada competition; Several people have been injured following a shooting at a hotel in Barcelona; and a New Zealand school performed an incredible Haka at the funeral of one of the teachers.

Your Tuesday evening news round-up
Tue, 28 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

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Irish Water ruling 'embarrassing' for Government, Noonan admits

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