BULLETIN: Harris defends government's record; US police taser 11-year-old girl

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BULLETIN: Harris defends government's record; US police taser 11-year-old girl

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IRELAND: The Minister for Health Simon Harris has defended the government's record after figures released this morning by Fianna Fáil show that almost 1 million people are on hospital waiting lists.

IRELAND: 15 food businesses were issued with Enforcement Orders in July for breaches of food safety legislation.

IRELAND: People living in rural areas could face higher taxes than city counterparts if a potential new plan to tax people for the distance they drive is introduced in the budget.

IRELAND: A bid to force a by-election which could unseat North Antrim MP Ian Paisley is about restoring trust in politicians, one of his leading critics said.

WORLD: An 11-year-old girl was Tasered by police in Cincinnati who say she was stealing from a supermarket.

SPORT: Éamonn Fitzmaurice has detailed the contents of a letter one Kerry player received this summer which "crossed the line".

SPECIAL REPORT: Knocknagree, north-west Cork, was vibrant once, its livestock market drawing people from around the country. That was then.

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VIRAL: This adorable page boy was mad for road as he raced up the aisle at this wedding in County Monaghan.

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SHOWBIZ: Grab your double denim, B*Witched are back and they’re playing this year’s Electric Picnic.

LIFESTYLE: As the debate about video games continues, Irish Examiner columnist Ronan Jennings offers a personal take on the fine lines between enjoyment and addiction.

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