MORNING BULLETIN: Full horror suffered by ‘Grace’ revealed

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IRELAND: The full horror and torment suffered by ‘Grace’, the person at the heart of the foster care sex abuse scandal over a 20-year period, is revealed today.

IRELAND: The question of whether journalistic privilege exists and if it can be used as a reason for not giving evidence has been raised by Mr Justice Peter Charleton.

IRELAND: A desperate mother has pleaded with Health Minister Simon Harris to legalise medicinal cannabis and allow her daughter access to potentially life-changing treatment.

WORLD: Former US president George W Bush has addressed Donald Trump’s travel ban and attacks on the media in his first interview since President Trump’s inauguration.

WORLD: A four-month-old Iranian girl with a rare heart condition who was affected by President Donald Trump's travel ban is "out of the woods" and making good progress after life-saving surgery, doctors have said.

BUSINESS: Arguments about the potential €60bn bill that the UK may owe the EU as it prepares to quit the Union could eat into the time left for the UK to strike a new trade deal, a leading economist has warned.

SPORT: Mike Quirke says the shifting of All-Ireland finals from their traditional and spiritual dates in September is one of the boldest and most radical moves taken by the association since the inception of the qualifiers, and one that will help the club game.

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FEATURES: The Audi Dublin International Film Festival was one of the best of recent years. Here's what we learned from the event.

VIRAL: Pancake Tuesday is here and it is expected a staggering 12,173,606 pancakes will be eaten in Ireland today. If you want to challenge yourself, here's how to make those American-style fluffy pancakes.

SHOWBIZ: A British songwriter and guitarist is claiming that rock band U2 and lead singer Bono stole one of his songs for their 1991 album Achtung Baby.