Updated at 11.14pm
NEED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.
There were 150 job losses at the Pfizer plant in Newbridge
There was a stand-off between gardaí and an armed man in Windy Arbour
A teenage girl questioned over the Phoenix Park killing was released
Gerry Adams was criticised for comments on the Smithwick report
Live Register numbers fell
Ireland topped the Forbes list of Best Countries for Business
It was confirmed that an Irish military vehicle in Syria had hit a mine
The Language Commissioner quit, over marginalisation of Irish
Aer Lingus Regional announced 20 new jobs
A donkey was recovering after a night in a Dublin canal
The Eirgrid CEO said he had no problems with pylons
And the earth moved for some people in Cork
[Image: Andrew Matthews/PA Wire/Press Association Images]
#LONDON: Nigella Lawson admitted having taken cocaine twice, but said claims by her ex-husband that she was a habitual user were “absolutely ridiculous”
#NEW YORK: The driver of the train that crashed on Sunday admitted he may have nodded off at the controls
#FRANCE: Legislation that would make the clients of prostitutes liable for fines starting at €1,500 was approved
#BRITAIN: Facebook and Twitter users got an official Government warning on discussing details of ongoing court cases
There’s only a few weeks left to go of 2013. What do you reckon were the country’s top tracks of the year? Well, Spotify have been crunching the numbers (or whatever it is they do these days).
So, this year, we have mostly been listening to…
[Screengrab via Spotify]
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