NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.

IRELAND

A mock customs post was erected on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland as part of an anti-Brexit protest Niall Carson PA Wire / PA Images Niall Carson PA Wire / PA Images / PA Images

• The Enniscorthy community has expressed their shock after news emerged that local man David Walsh was stabbed to death in Sydney.
• Gardaí in Tallaght have begun investigations after a man was stabbed to death at a house on Deerpark Avenue in the early hours of this morning.
• Tributes were paid to Grainne O’Donnell, the 20-year-old UCC student who died from meningitis earlier this week.
• A mock customs post was erected as part of an anti-Brexit protest in the border counties today.
• A teenager was charged in relation to a cash and heroin seizure, worth €140k, in Ballymun today.
• Leo Varadkar said that the uncertainty around Enda Kenny’s future is “distracting and destabilising”.
• The Take Back the Night march against a spate of sex attacks in Shankill attracted over 150 people.
• A dad was jailed for 21 days for failing to pay child maintenance for his two kids.
• A record number of dead whales and dolphins have washed up on Irish beaches so far this year.

INTERNATIONAL

A Pacific storm is battering California at the moment. This picture was taken at Huntington Beach. Jae C. Hong AP / Press Association Images Jae C. Hong AP / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

#COLD WAR: US Vice President Mike Pence made a speech in Munich today supporting Nato, while the Russian Foreign Minister called for a “new world order” shortly afterwards.

#BELGIUM: At least seven casualties were reported after a train derailed near the Belgian city of Louvain.

#JUMPING THE GUN: North Korea “categorically rejects” the autopsy results for Kim Jong-Nam, even though the results haven’t actually been released yet.

PARTING SHOT

An episode of RTÉ’s Nationwide from 20 years ago has been gaining a lot of notoriety this weekend.

“Pint Baby“ has become a phenomenon overnight after RTÉ journalist Cian McCormack shared a small clip on Facebook.

And here Pint Baby is, sure enough, with a pint of the black stuff in his hand.

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