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EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you start your day.
1. #FLORIDA: It has been confirmed that 17 people were killed in a mass shooting at a Florida high school yesterday.
2. #SUSPECT: The 19-year-old suspected gunman had previously been expelled from the school.
3. #CRISIS: Our FactFind looked at whether it’s cheaper to have a mortgage than to rent in Ireland.
4. #SCIENCE: A study has found a possible link between cancer and ultra-processed foods like TV dinners.
5. #CLONBURRIS: There has been a big falling out among councillors over social housing plans for Dublin’s newest town.
6. #SCANDAL: Australia’s deputy prime minister is to “take leave” after details of an affair with a younger colleague were revealed.
7. #MSF: International aid organisation Medecins Sans Frontieres has said it had to sack 19 people for harassment last year.
8. #LAMBING SEASON: “Angry” farmers fear new sheep inspections will put pregnant ewes at risk.
9. #DEADLOCKED: Power-sharing talks have collapsed in the North with no deal reached, so what happens now?
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#6. In virtually all cases, the Gardai need a search warrant to enter private property/premises.
@Thomas Blackcat: according to the article they did have a warrant..
@Patrick Heavey: Yes – in this instance. But, often, they infer a right to go in anywhere.
Just on the Conor mcgregor court case today,,,he failed to turn up on four different occasions? How does that work?Any1 else would have a warrant out for them? Then doesn’t turn up today so they delay it…is this not a waste of court time? Rules for one and all that! Joke system
@irishred: Is this about #4?
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