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Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday

Everyone’s talking about the report into Cork Airport air crash, garda whistleblower to meet PAC in private, Irish State liable for sexual abuse suffered by Louise O’Keeffe.

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

imageThe scene after the Manx2 flight crashed at Cork Airport in 2011. Pic: Niall Carson/PA Wire

IRELAND

  • Seven people were injured in a crush outside Copper Face Jacks nightclub in Dublin last night.
  • The Public Accounts Committee is to hear from a garda whistleblower in private this Thursday.
  • Tiredness and ‘inadequate training’ of crew contributed to the Manx2 crash at Cork Airport, a report has found.
  • A landmark European court judgement found the Irish State liable for sexual abuse suffered by Louise O’Keeffe.
  • The National Children’s Hospital is to get two ‘satellite’ units – but the plan was criticised.
  • AIB declined to comment on the issue of a bonus plan for top executives.
  • 2013 was officially our best year for tourism since 2008 – thanks to The Gathering.
  • A school policy could be discriminatory to Travellers because it gives priority to students whose fathers were past pupils, a court was told.
  • RTÉ said it would not be commenting on claims that damages were paid over comments made on the Saturday Night Show.
  • Outpatient waiting lists dropped by 95 per cent in the last year, Minister James Reilly announced.
  • An independent commission is to examine if electricity power lines can go underground.
  • If you’re under 25 and don’t accept some JobBridge internships, you could face a dole cut.
  • A man became the first person to be imprisoned because of having ASBOs in Ireland.
  • 47 jobs are to go due to the closure of a Wexford company. [RTÉ]

WORLD

imagePolice search the River Ouse in York as they look for missing student Megan Roberts. Pic: Anna Gowthorpe/PA Wire

#ENGLAND Police swept a river in the search for Megan Roberts, a missing student aged 20.

#NETHERLANDS A ban on Pirate Bay was lifted by a Dutch court.

#HONG KONG Over 20,000 chickens were killed in Hong Kong over bird flu fears.

#LONDON A former News of the World journalist hacked Daniel Craig’s phone, he told a court.

#EUROPE Two days of air traffic control strikes are due in a number of European countries.

INNOVATION

imagePic: David Parry/ PA Wire.

  • What can Dungeons and Dragons teach you about management? A lot, according to this man. [qz.com]
  • What’s more important: your TV, laptop or smartphone? Here’s what these young people said.

PARTING SHOT

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The Challenger Disaster occurred on this date in 1986. This CNN video captures the live newsfeed footage the tragic event, in which seven people died. [YouTube]

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