LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Soldier to be prosecuted over 1988 death of Aidan McAnespie, Man admits sex attacks on women met on dating app

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IRELAND: Soldier to be prosecuted over death of Aidan McAnespie in 1988.

IRELAND: Man admits sex attacks on a number of women he met on dating app.

IRELAND: Aer Lingus: Drunk passengers will be turned away from flights at airport.

WORLD: Audio of crying children at US immigration centres causes outrage but Donald Trump unapologetic.

BUSINESS: ESRI predict 90,000 workers required in 2018/19; Warning against fiscal stimulance in budget.

ANALYSIS: Can the euro be saved?

SPORT: Cork City to face Legia Warsaw in Champions League qualifiers.

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BREAKING: @ASOS is banning all mohair, silk, cashmere, AND feathers, following PETA’s exposé of the mohair industry 👏 THIS is how you make change for animals. pic.twitter.com/2puHsIdbd7

— PETA (@peta) June 18, 2018

FASHION: Asos is banning mohair, cashmere, silk and feather products – why are they unethical?

VIRAL: This bride’s ex-boyfriend requested a hilariously fitting song at her wedding.

CULTURE: The Happy Prince offers an unflinching account of the last days of Oscar Wilde’s life.