EVENING BULLETIN: Catch up on what made the headlines today

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IRELAND: Delivering the graveside oration for Martin McGuinness, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams appealed for his legacy to be built on by achieving equality and freedom in Ireland.

IRELAND: HSE officials who were involved in the Grace foster abuse case who are still in their jobs are now subject to disciplinary procedures, Director General Tony O'Brien has confirmed.

IRELAND: Minister Shane Ross has released a statement regarding the unions' intentions to go on strike from midnight.

WORLD: UK police and intelligence agencies mounted a massive investigation to piece together the movements of Khalid Masood in the lead-up to the attack.

WORLD: Police have named the man responsible for the attack on Westminster that killed three people, including a police officer, and injured 40.

SPORT: Team Ireland have added four more medals to their treasure chest at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria, bringing their current total to eight.

BUSINESS: New figures released by the CSO have shown that there was a 9% growth in spend by overseas visitors and 9% growth in holiday visitors in 2016.

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SHOWBIZ: Ireland's first quintuplets, comedian Julian Clary, the Dancing with the Stars finalists and a brand new Dragon will join Ryan Tubridy on The Late Late Show tomorrow night.

VIRAL: The Potter Puppet Pals have announced that they will be attending LeakyCon in Dublin.

VIRAL: everyone's first best friend and the nation's favourite red-head, Bosco, reads mean tweets and it’s everything we imagined and more.