EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you wake up.
1. #TUSLA: The child and family agency Tusla has admitted it was aware of the case of alleged sexual abuse at a foster home in the southwest.
2. #O’HIGGINS REPORT: A new report into criminal investigations in the Cavan Monaghan division has found no evidence of Garda corruption, RTÉ is reporting.
3. #ASHERS: The bakery at the centre of the ‘gay cake’ row in Northern Ireland will be back in court to appeal the judgement today.
4. #CHANGES: The new government will replace the HSE with a new health commission, the Irish Times is reporting.
5. #GREECE: MPs have approved the country’s toughest austerity measures yet, sparking off riots.
6. #NORTH KOREA: A BBC journalist has been expelled from the country after three days of being held in detention.
7. #SABINA HIGGINS: The President’s wife has spoken out on abortion in the case of fatal foetal abnormality, the Irish Independent is reporting.
8. #WICKLOW: Wicklow County Council has denied locking two homeless men in a building during an ongoing protest.
9. #TAX HAVENS: A number of the world’s top economists are urging world leaders to recognise that there is no economic benefit to tax havens, the Guardian is reporting.
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