Wednesday's Evening Round-up: Brexit mayhem; Donegal deaths; Boeing 737 Max 8

So that’s Wednesday 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

Brexit vote: The House of Commons has passed two motions to reject a no-deal Brexit this evening.

Leo Varadkar has said that if the UK wants to change its mind over Brexit, it would be welcomed back like the "prodigal son".

Donegal bodies: Gardaí are awaiting the outcome of post mortems following the discovery of the bodies of a couple in Co Donegal this afternoon.

Boeing 737 Max 8: Boeing is recommending its entire global fleet of 737 MAX aircraft is grounded.

Tarrifs: Business, unions and farmers have responded with dismay to Government plans for changes to tariffs on imported goods if the UK leaves the EU without a Brexit deal.

Cheltenham: Day two of the Cheltenham Festival has come to an end. Here are five things to take away from the day.

TO ENGAGE

Views: Leo Varadkar faces many challenges on this visit to Washington DC for the St Patrick’s Day festivities. But no task will be as crucial as ensuring that the peace process - threatened by a chaotic Brexit - is promoted on the world stage.

TO ENTERTAIN

Showbiz/Discover: Organisers at Electric Picnic have announced the line-up for this year's festival. Headlining the Stradbally extravaganza will be the Strokes, Hozier, the 1975 and Florence and the Machine.

Lifestyle: Did you know that you can ‘fool’ your brain into releasing natural antidepressants and pain relief — simply by faking a smile?

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