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John Steele was helping to construct a bonfire in a loyalist estate in Larne, Co Antrim, when the accident happened on Saturday night.
Biden called the racially-motivated killings “antithetical to everything we stand for in America.”
Vigils are taking place across Ireland over the long weekend.
Dozens of coloured balloons were released in unison into the sky from the 300-strong crowd that gathered in the town’s main square.
Contact has been made with gardaí over the incident.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The crowd was told that people across the country on Thursday evening were remembering Ms Halappanavar.
Hundreds of people had gathered to call for more to be done to tackle violence against women.
“He didn’t deserve any of this,” a friend colleague of Thiago Cortes said.
A vigil was held on 4 June after police ruled it could not take place due to coronavirus restrictions.
A permanent plaque listing all 48 names was unveiled.
The vigil will take place this morning and will be attended by the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
The IRA is deemed responsible for most of the 16 murders and secret burials while the INLA was behind one of the disappearances.
Lyra was murdered early on Friday morning in the Creggan in Derry following a night of fierce riots.
50 people were killed and dozens more injured in the mass shooting at two mosques last week.
Baby Belle’s body was found last Saturday morning on Bell’s Beach in Balbriggan.
A vigil to remember babies who died at the home is being held this afternoon.
Four crew members died when the Irish Coast Guard helicopter crashed this day last year.
Over 300 people turned out.
The protest will begin today at 2pm with a wreath laying ceremony in honour of Defence Forces members who have died.
Stephen “Jack” Watson had previously been deported from Australia.
Security issues are top of the agenda as general election campaigning enters its final stretch in the UK.
The crowd gathered in a square in the city at 10.31pm
A man shouted anti-Muslim slurs at two girls, then stabbed the two men who intervened to death.
TheJournal.ie joined thousands of Mancunians as they stood united in the face of terrorism last night.
Tony Walsh paid tribute to the city’s spirit, to its contributions to art, politics and sport and to the strength of its people.
“Londoners will never be cowed by terrorism.”
The death of the former deputy first minister of Northern Ireland was announced yesterday.
It is believed the first funerals for the fire’s victims will take place on Monday.
Her aunt Christine Kenny believes a fresh investigation could solve the case.
The Labour MP died after being shot twice and stabbed outside a library near Leeds yesterday.
Irish leaders have also expressed solidarity.
A decision in the case is expected this week.
Almost €400,000 has been raised for the families of students killed or injured in the Berkeley tragedy.
The mayor of the city said the wood supporting the balcony was likely rotted.
Ester Hartsilver is the fifth woman to be killed while cycling in London this year.
Bessie posed ‘a significant risk’ to the public after escaping from a farm.
The mother-of-three was found dead on Tuesday.
Three members of the South Armagh gang said to be behind the killing are believed to be in the US.