Catch-up with what you've missed today with our evening briefing
ELECTION 2016
Sinn Féin has condemned death threats made against Fine Gael TD Regina Doherty after she engaged in a heated debate with party President Gerry Adams on radio.
The Social Democrats say they are a "credible alternative" in the General Election. A new opinion Poll puts the party on 4% support, with just three days of canvassing left.
Labour has been a party of democratic values, where debate and dissent has been valued, writes
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IRELAND
A Jetstar flight from Melbourne to Sydney was delayed last night as drunk passengers had to be removed before take-off and the people involved were reportedly members of Irish hurling and football teams.
Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers has rejected suggestions that UK withdrawal from the EU would require border checks to be reinstated with the Republic of Ireland.
A teenage footballer was left waiting more than an hour for an ambulance in Cork at the weekend, despite being in 'extreme pain' after sustaining an injury on the field.
More than 20,000 children are on hospital waiting lists, with some waiting more than two years for an MRI scan.
WORLD
Apple chief Tim Cook has said in an email to employees that the US government should withdraw its demand for the company to help the FBI hack a locked iPhone used in last year’s deadly shooting in San Bernardino.
Thousands of migrants and refugees could be facing eviction from their homes in France’s Jungle camp unless a judge gives them a last-minute reprieve, an aid charity has warned.
SPORT
Ireland must refuse to engage in Eddie Jones' phoney war ahead of Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash at Twickenham, according to Simon Easterby.
Cork hurling boss Kieran Kingston said the panel have been dealt a serious blow with the news that Colm Spillane has been ruled out of action for the rest of the year.
BUSINESS
The London Stock Exchange is in talks over a possible £20 billion merger with Germany's Deutsche Boerse to create one of the biggest exchange companies in the world.
Sterling headed for its biggest loss against the dollar in almost six years yesterday, hit by a fall in the odds on a ‘Brexit’ after several senior Conservatives joined the campaign to leave the EU.
ANALYSIS
Rather than the figure of 10% long bandied about, a UN report puts a more accurate figure of close to 3% on the amount of heroin seized by gardaí here, writes
EXAM VIRAL
This guy’s ad on the Dingle What’s On page has been attracting a lot of attention over the last few days - and not just because of the cute pooch in the photo.
If you were watching Des Bishop’s election special on RTÉ 2 last night, you will have seen this brief but spot on appearance by the Rubberbandit’s BlindBoy Boatclub.
TECHNOW
: It's time to go back to prehistory with Far Cry Primal, out now on Xbox One and PS4.
Living legend Angela Lansbury was in Dublin at the weekend to take part in a public interview as part of the Audi Dublin International Film Festival
Better Call Saul Season 2 is currently running on Netflix and we've got an exclusive look behind the scenes on the hit show
SHOWBIZ
Support acts for The Stone Roses Marlay Park gig have finally been announced Mexican duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela have been announced as special guests to The Stone Roses at Marlay Park in Dublin on July 9.
MOST READ RIGHT NOW
This is the heartbreaking picture of seven-year-old Mason Timmins who died just moments later of meningitis — a little under 24 hours after falling ill.
