MORNING BULLETIN: Woman due in court in connection with Mulhuddart shooting, Taoiseach is Brussels for Brexit talks
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A 23-year-old woman is due in court this morning in connection with a shooting incident in Mulhuddart on Monday that injured three people, including a baby boy.
The niece of a homeless woman who died on the streets of Cork last week has urged the Government to address the homelessness crisis as a matter of urgency saying her “funny and caring” aunt should not have lost her life for the want of a bed for the night.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is attending the European Council Summit this morning as negotiations on Brexit move towards the next phase.
Electrical goods group Dixons-Carphone is still looking for a buyer for its iD Mobile arm in Ireland after seeing core group sales and profits slump in the first half of its financial year.
Theresa May has attempted to reassert her authority after a humiliating defeat in a crucial Brexit vote by sacking rebel MP Stephen Hammond from his role as Conservative Party vice chairman.
Katie Taylor has vowed to make history in boxing after successfully defending her WBA lightweight world title against stubborn opponent Jessica McCaskill at York Hall, London.
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Hollywood star Salma Hayek has described producer Harvey Weinstein as a “monster”, claiming she was persistently harassed by him while she was filming the Frida Kahlo biopic Frida.
David Attenborough made this six-year-old eco-warrior's day by writing her a handwritten letter encouraging her in her quest to protect the world’s seas from harmful plastics.
Nostalgia for Christmas past differs between the generations but that doesn’t lessen the magic for children - no matter what era they grow up in, writes Richard Hogan.
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