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

Cyclists climb to the top of Healy Pass during the An Post Rebel Tour of Cork. Cathal Noonan Cathal Noonan

IRELAND

• Pressure is growing on the Government to publish its report on Nama’s multi-billion sale of Project Eagle.
• The LÉ James Joyce has helped to rescue almost 2,000 migrants near Libya.
• Three advertising agencies have refused to put up a billboard for Griffith College Dublin because it reflected badly on their employees and industry.
• Spain, Italy and Austria are among the countries seeking to take a slice of the €13 billion which Apple owes to Ireland under a European Commission ruling being appealed by the Government.
• Homeless campaigners have called on the Government to change the current law, whereby tenants who are not on the lease do not have tenancy rights.
• Actor Brendan Gleeson says the hospice care his parents received reawakened his faith in humanity.
• Garda have found growth hormones after stopping a car in Lucan, Dublin.
• A man in his late 60s has died after being hit by a caron the R513 at Hospital, Co Limerick at about 1am.
• In the second fatality on our roads this morning, a man in his 30s has died after his car collided with a fence on the N52 at Ardcroney, Co Tipperary at about 2am.
• A man in his late 40s has been charged after cannabis worth €60,000 was seized during a routine speed checkpoint in Co Wicklow.

WORLD

Hillary Clinton speaks at a LBGT For Hillary Gala at the Cipriani Club in New York last night. Andrew Harnik / PA Andrew Harnik / PA / PA

#SYRIA: The United States and Russia have reached a deal on a new Syrian ceasefire, which could see the first joint military effort by the two powers against Islamic jihadists.

#NUCLEAR: North Korea has called the South Korean president a “dirty prostitute”.

#US: Hillary Clinton has branded half of Donald Trump’s supporters “deplorables”.

#DUTCH: The Netherlands has released some pretty raunchy new stamps, featuring a supermodel.

INNOVATION

• This is how to see everything you’ve ever searched for on Google.
• Facebook has been accused of “hoovering up” €20 million of The Guardian’s digital advertising revenue.

PARTING SHOT

The myth of Irish slaves is as enduring as it is pernicious – and Vox has helped to debunk the top five common excuses for slavery in the US.