MORNING BULLETIN: Vacant social houses to be restored; Delta apologises to family removed from flight
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 At least 1,400 vacant social houses are to be returned to productive use by the end of the year for homeless households and families on housing waiting lists.
 The Department of Education is to launch an independent inquiry into allegations of misconduct at the University of Limerick.
 A fisherman has been banned from setting foot in West Cork by a judge following two separate convictions — even if the boat he is working on docks along the coast.
 Rolls-Royce’s bribery and corruption scandal has drawn in its departing auditor, KPMG, which has become the target of a probe by the UK accounting regulator.
 Delta Air Lines has offered a refund and compensation to a California family that said they were forced off a plane and threatened with jail after refusing to give up one of their seats.
 A man arriving in the UK on a flight from Turkey has been arrested on suspicion of terror-related crime.
 The late Willie Crowley would have continued to serve the people of Millfield Manor after a fire levelled a terrace of houses there, writes Michael Clifford
 Diver Tom Daley has concerned fans by sharing a picture of himself in a hospital bed ahead of his wedding.
... SOME DISTRACTION
 Age should be no barrier to living an adventurous and full life, especially if you have the time after retirement, writes Caroline Allen
 Feminism and the female body are hot topics in Irish arts at the moment, as reflected by Jesse Jones and her entry for the Venice Biennale, writes Colette Sheridan
 When you’ve worked 16 hours, the one thing you probably want the most is a nice welcome home. If that welcome home can include several golden retrievers who look very happy to see you – well, that’s just a win-win situation, surely.
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