Evening round-up: Brexit latest and all you need to know if you're heading to EP; CL draw

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

Brexit: Can a no-deal Brexit be stopped now that Boris Johnson has prorogued Parliament?. Meanwhile, Brexit uncertainty sees fall in tourists visiting Ireland. 'There will have to be some checks' if no Brexit deal, Business Minister says

Homelessness: A tented village offers a ‘safe haven’ for those who want to avoid Cork City’s homeless shelters writes Eoin English.

Unfair dismissal: Bus Éireann ordered to pay driver €10,200 over manner of dismissal

Electric Picnic: People going to Electric Picnic warned about increased strength in drugs at festivals

Meanwhile, here's how the weather is shaping up for this year's festival and everything you need to know if you are heading to Stradbally

Windfall: Sinn Féin left €1.66m donation in will of English mechanic

Champions League draw: Holders Liverpool land Napoli again in Champions League group stages

TO ENGAGE

Catherine Corless: Despite Church, mother and baby home sites need excavation, writes Donal O’Keeffe

Amazon: Brazil has the right to tell Macron, Varadkar, and West to go to blazes, writes Victoria White

TO ENTERTAIN

Up for the match: Former Kerry footballer pens and performs 'stopping the drive for five' poem ahead of final

Celeb gossip: Liam Hemsworth breaks online silence following split with Miley Cyrus

MOST READ SO FAR TODAY

An ancient yew tree rooted in the myth and legend of one of the country's great visitor attractions has been named the Tree of the Year.