Evening Round-up: Tusla's high-risk creches; Brexit document leak; Meyler replacement contenders

So that’s nearly Thursday 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

High-risk creches: Ireland's child protection watchdog has refused to give details of the 37 creches that are on a high-risk register.

Garda dragged: A garda was fortunate to escape serious injury when he was carried with half his body hanging out the window of a car that was reversing at speed to avoid detection.

Bank holiday weather: Anyone looking to squeeze one last bit of summer into the August Bank Holiday weekend may be left disappointed by the weather.

Brexit leak: A no-deal Brexit could trigger “consumer panic”, food shortages and an increased security threat within a fortnight, according to a leaked British Government document.

Trade wars: Donald Trump has announced a 10% tariff on $300bn worth goods going into the US from China, starting from September 1.

Hurling hands: All-Ireland winning Tipperary legend Nicky English on discovering his perfect hurley in a fertiliser bag and a recurring dream about returning to a Tipperary dressing room.

TO ENGAGE

Don't make the same mistake I did: Terminal cancer patient John Wall is determined to see change in the time he has left.

Happy birthday, Tom: Please join me in wishing happy birthday to my son Tom, who has an intellectual disability and autism, and has just turned 18. For this reason alone, his wonderful respite care has come to an end, writes Victoria White.

TO ENTERTAIN

Ask Audrey: ‘My niece is doing a thesis on class and alcohol, titled ‘Oh, So That’s Who Drinks Carling’’

Cork Pride: To make sure everyone has a happy and safe Cork pride, we’ve taken tips from the queer-positive podcast, Popsessed.

MOST READ SO FAR TODAY

Succession race: Eoghan Cormican looks at the contenders to succeed John Meyler as Cork senior hurling manager.