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

IRISH

• Broadcaster Bill O’Herlihy died suddenly.
  
• Senator Averil Power quit Fianna Fáil.
• The Catholic Church ”needed a reality check” after the same-sex marriage referendum was passed.
• And on that note, the first gay marriages could take place by the end of this summer.
• Post-mortems are due on two men who died in a plane crash in Wexford.
• Mairia Cahill told Gerry Adams to “put up or shut up”.
• Consumers are due to get new rights.
• A family appealed for info over a missing couple.
• Peter Robinson was hospitalised following a heart attack.
• Hiqa published a damning report on children in direct provision.

WORLD

A peacock spreads his feathers at a zoo in Managua, Nicaragua. AP Photo / Esteban Felix AP Photo / Esteban Felix / Esteban Felix

#GREECE: A government spokesperson said the country has enough money to keep repaying its debt. [BBC News]

#INDIA: Hundreds have died in a heatwave.

#MALAYSIA: Mass graves and detention camps were found by police investigating people smugglers.

#SUDAN: Aid workers were evacuated following the outbreak of fighting.

#UNITED KINGDOM: The body of a man wanted in connection with the death of three of his relatives was found.

#UNITED STATES: A plane was escorted by jets after an anonymous chemical threat.

INNOVATION

• Here’s how a 353-gigapixel panorama is made. [TNW]
• What are those bright spots on Ceres? Nasa wants you to guess. [Space.com]
• Humans could be ‘God-like cyborgs‘ within 200 years. [The Telegraph]

PARTING SHOT

It’s something we all worry about – what would happen if you fell into a black hole? BBC News has the answer. You’d actually be okay… kinda.