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

Quest endurance race competitor Philip Smith after summiting Carrauntoohil, climbing on Cnoc na Toinne.

IRELAND

• A large fire that damaged more than 60 cars in a Cork shopping centre was brought under control.
• Gardaí arrested three men and seized €1 million worth of heroin after searches in Dublin and Meath.
• An appeal was made for a missing 13-year-old girl in Dublin.
• A bishop in Louth warned the cycle of gangland violence in the county will lead to further tragedy.
• Dublin City Council has entered a new five-year clamping contract worth €36.67 million.
• Dart passengers have reported a number of incidents involving assaults, sexual harassment and racist abuse on board services since the middle of last year. 
• A dramatic All-Ireland football final ended with Dublin and Kerry heading to a replay. 

A protester shields himself as he faces police in Hong Kong late last night. AP / PA Images AP / PA Images / PA Images

WORLD

#HONG KONG: Activists blocked routes to the airport after violent clashes with police overnight. 

#BAHAMAS: Hurricane Dorian was upgraded to a Category 5 storm.

#TEXAS: The death toll in a mass shooting last night rose to seven, with more than 21 people injured. 

#BREXIT: Michael Gove has refused to rule out ignoring a law to stop a no-deal Brexit if MPs succeed in passing it next week. 

#YEMEN: More than 100 people are believed to have been killed in an airstrike. 

PARTING SHOT 

Tennis champion Naomi Osaka shared this poignant moment with her teenage opponent after a win at Arthur Ashe Stadium.