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IRISH

• Seán Quinn agreed to hand over future earnings as his glass business looks set to be sold in Spain.
• Irish Water won’t reveal how much it is paying for security.
• An inspection found teenage boys were leaving a State-run care home to take drugs.
• It was confirmed a toddler in Limerick died of a viral infection.
• Ireland is ‘on alert‘ after terror attacks in Paris.
• It looks like Frank Flannery won’t be returning to Fine Gael.
• A woman was charged with the murder of her 11-year-old daughter.
• Three centimetres of snow are forecast for parts of the country tonight.
• Richard Bruton said we can create full employment by the end of 2018.
• A Dublin pub was fined after an inspection found a dead rat and raw sewage. [RTÉ]
• Tiny Dancer Lily Mae is 15 months cancer-free.

WORLD

A Fox News commentator came under fire after saying non-Muslims don't step foot in Birmingham. Supercross 2015 Supercross 2015

#JE SUIS CHARLIE: The poignant cover of the “survivors’ edition” of Charlie Hebdo was released.

#UNITED STATES: Hackers claiming to be ISIS sympathisers broke into a Pentagon Twitter account and shared personal details of army personnel.

#FRANCE: There have been more than 50 anti-Muslim incidents across the country since the Charlie Hebdo shootings.

#BOKO HARAM: Survivors of attacks have been describing the horrors they witnessed.

#BLUNDER: A Fox News commentator said non-Muslims can’t go to Birmingham and then admitted his comments were inaccurate.

INNOVATION

• Google’s Translate‘s next update will allow you to speak any language anywhere.
• This sand-sketching robot turns beaches into an artist’s canvas, [Gizmodo]

PARTING SHOT

As we mentioned above, there has been a large number of anti-Muslim attacks in France in recent days. Vox has a map showing where each of them took place and the tactics used.