Monday's evening round-up: Surprise Cabinet meeting; Tributes to aid worker; May in Strasbourg

So that’s Monday nearly wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

TO INFORM

Surprise Cabinet meeting: The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has abandoned his plans to depart for the United States this evening to attend an emergency Cabinet meeting in Dublin.

'He'd light up a room':Tributes continue to pour in for Irish aid worker Michael Ryan who was among those killed in yesterday's Ethiopian Airlines crash.

ISIS: The Irish woman who went to Syria to join Isis will be allowed to return to Ireland, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said.

Inquest: A student who collapsed and died from a bleed on the brain did not receive an emergency scan to diagnose her condition, an inquest heard.

Junket to Strasbourg: Theresa May is in Strasbourg for last-minute Brexit talks with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker.

GAA podcast: Friends of Kieran O'Connor, Carlow rising, Offaly's fall, Tipp's Spanish lessons, Kilkenny bullied.

Ruby: 'If I was going to Cheltenham looking for a fairytale it would involve Faugheen and Un De Sceaux'.

TO ENGAGE

Tragic flight: Ethiopian Airlines crash shakes belief in safety of Boeing Max 737s.

'The sublime to the ridiculous: Little substance behind spin on closing gender pay gap.

TO ENTERTAIN

Michael Jackson: The Michael Jackson Tribute tour has cancelled all four of its Irish shows.

Countdown: Bohs striker Corcoran makes Countdown appearance hours after Player of the Month win.

King of the hill: Is a €1.1m bungalow within your Compass?

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Brian Kennedy is selling a sizeable amount of his private art collection to pay the costs of his cancer treatment.