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

William O’Callaghan sent us this clever picture – with the tagline ‘Polar Conditions in Strandhill’ – this afternoon.

IRISH

• There was a credible bomb threat at an the Intel plant in Kildare.
• Ian Bailey remains ‘a person of interest’ in the Du Plantier murder inquiry.
• A man was found dead at a house in Louth.
• AIB confirmed plans to outsource 170 jobs.
• Met Éireann has issued five weather warnings.
• The HSE rejected suggestions it has abandoned plans to put CCTV in care homes.
• Fine Gael could have another Seanad headache on its hands.
• Image magazine was criticised after advertising a full time unpaid PA internship.
• A judge in Tralee asked a Ukrainian woman if all her children were ‘from the same stable’.

WORLD

Friends and relatives of four French Jewish victims of an attack on a kosher grocery store last week in Paris, react during their funeral in Jerusalem. AP / Press Association Images AP / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

#JE SUIS CHARLIE: Someone is trying to trademark the phrase that has become symbolic of the attack on the Charlie Hebdo office last week.

#BULGARIA: A man with links to the French terror attacks was arrested.

#DISAPPEARING ACT: A Jewish newspaper photoshopped Angela Merkel out of the Charlie Hebdo march.

#FLIGHT 8501: The cockpit voice recorder from the crashed AirAsia plane was retrieved from the sea.

INNOVATION

• This interactive adventure story on Twitter is pretty ingenious.
• An Australian website lets you send an envelope full of glitter to your enemies. [Mashable]

PARTING SHOT

FiveThirtyEight has compiled a definitive list of all the moves that make grown men cry. We can’t even think about Up without bawling.