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  Both pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault. They were released without bail.

• UK Bishop ‘deeply saddened’ after Irish language epitaph controversy

  The Church of England says the decision to ban the message on a headstone was not its national policy.

• Madeleine McCann suspect ‘investigated over two other child disappearances’

  Scotland Yard’s Operation Grange still considers the Madeleine case a missing person inquiry.

• Nine further Covid-19 deaths and 24 new cases - NPHET

  Nine further people with Covid-19 have died, according to The Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

• Pints and peanuts do not make a pub a restaurant – Dr Tony Holohan

  The chief medical officer urged people to be sensible after the Government allowed pubs to reopen on June 29, as long as they operate as restaurants.

• Coronavirus: ‘Summer of hope’ as reopening accelerates

  The Government has announced it is accelerating Ireland’s progress through the roadmap for reopening society in a bid to kick-start the economy and “save summer”.

• Penneys to re-open from June 12

  Penneys has confirmed that it intends to reopen Irish stores with street access from June 12.

• Cork students 'are blatantly flouting Covid-19 rules'

  Students attending house parties in Cork face eviction, expulsion from college or jail, because residents are demanding existing laws be used to shut the houses hosting them down.