Thursday's evening round-up: Latest on Brexit, Varadkar's US visit and body found in Donegal

Thu, 14 Mar, 2019 - 21:12

So that’s Thursday nearly wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

TO INFORM

Brexit: Large majority of British MPs vote to delay Brexit beyond March 29.

US visit: US president Donald Trump has threatened to slam new tariffs on the EU unless it changes its trade policies with Washington.

Body found in Donegal: A fisherman whose body was recovered from the shoreline at Killybegs in Co Donegal today was originally from Co Cork.

Homeless offered addresses: Homeless people will be offered an address by An Post to help them access services or apply for jobs.

TO ENGAGE

Climate change: Why are children left to school us in the facts of climate change?

Post-Brexit tarrifs: Q&A: What post-Brexit tariffs of up to 83% could mean for the Irish market.

Cheltenham Festival: Follow all the latest news from the Cheltenham Festival here.

TO ENTERTAIN

Friday night TV: Rod Stewart, two survivors of the Bataclan terror attack, and cervical cancer campaigner Laura Brennan are among the guests on this week's Late Late Show.

Death of Pat Laffan: Actor Pat Laffan, who played Georgie Burgess and Pat Mustard, has died.

Literary award: Cork author wins one of the world’s most lucrative literary awards.