MORNING BULLETIN: Points fall as over 52,000 college places offered; Police step up Spanish terror attack manhunt

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IRELAND: The points needed to study most third-level degrees have fallen again, but it is unclear yet if Leaving Certificate grading and CAO reforms are the main reason.

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