MORNING BULLETIN: Gardaí investigate 'joke' at expense of missing woman; Half of children in third class on social media

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IRELAND: Gardaí are examining claims that members of the force made a joke around missing Cork woman Tina Satchwell but have not yet decided if disciplinary proceedings are warranted or not.

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Courts Place: Cork Place: Cork City Place: US Place: Massachusetts Person: IRELAND Person: Tina Satchwell Person: Liam Ruiséal Person: Leeroy Keegan Person: Evan Regan Person: JohnMahoney6Feb2018_large.jpg Person: John Mahoney Person: Martin Crane Person: Leanne O'Sullivan Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Irish Examiner Organisation: Leinster House

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