LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Tributes paid after death of Martin McGuinness

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IRELAND: Martin McGuinness - the IRA commander who became friends with his most implacable enemy - has died, aged 66. Tributes have been paid to the former Sinn Féin politician, although relatives of IRA victims have been critical of McGuinness' legacy.

Meanwhile, Ireland defender Shane Duffy has tweeted a response to criticism over his Martin McGuinness tribute. You can read our full coverage of McGuinness' passing here.

IRELAND: A High Court judge has indicated his intention to execute a warrant for Ian Bailey’s arrest.

IRELAND: A new deal has been reached which will allow the redevelopment of Clery's to go ahead.

WORLD: A legal analyst who claimed British intelligence could have helped spy on Donald Trump during his bid to become US president has been taken off the air.

ANALYSIS: Enda Kenny must leave now or he will tarnish his reputation forever, writes Fergus Finlay.

SPORT: Munster have confirmed that Dave Foley is leaving the club at the end of the season.

SPORT: Newcastle forward Daryl Murphy has been ruled out of Ireland's World Cup qualifier with Wales at the Aviva through injury, while James McCarthy is still doubtful.

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