Tuesday's Evening Round-up: Tyrone disco deaths, Brexit and hate speech

So that’s Tuesday 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

Disco deaths: Two men arrested in connection with deaths of three teens at Co Tyrone disco.

Brexit: Noonan: Irish exporters will be 'able to cope' under no-deal Brexit.

Kerry General Hospital: Family of 28-year-old who died of cancersettles case over care at Kerry General Hospital.

Cork-Limerick motorway: 'It's €15m of taxpayers' money' - Cost of proposed Cork-Limerick motorway being questioned.

Portarlington fire: Rail services from Heuston Station were affected this evening by a fire near Portarlington station.

TO ENGAGE

Hate speech: FERGUS FINLAY: Hate speech on the internet may yet bring democracy to its knees.

Climate change: Governments must act together to fight gangs undermining climate policies, write Robert Muggah, Adriana Abdenur, and Ilona Szabó.

TO ENTERTAIN

Photo goes viral: In 1984, Pamela Clare Charlestown visitedCork and its surrounding areas researching her grandmother's roots as part of a school trip.

Kit Harrington: 'When you become the cliffhanger of a TV show...the focus on you is f*cking terrifying'.

MOST READ SO FAR TODAY

People had a lot to say about Alan Partridge's rendition of ‘Come Out, Ye Black and Tans’ on BBC One.