The third most powerful man in the Catholic Church has been found guilty of child sexual abuse in Australia.
The Vatican's former treasurer, Cardinal George Pell, was convicted in December of assaulting two choirboys in Melbourne in 1996.
The verdict was kept secret for legal reasons but can now be reported.
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The British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet her top team this morning before updating MPs on Brexit.
She is expected to make a statement in the House of Commons around lunchtime.
On Monday, European Council President Donald Tusk said delaying Brexit is a "rational solution".
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A man has died following a crash in Co Wicklow.
The single vehicle collision happened at around 9:30pm on Monday night near the site of the former IFI Fertiliser plant on Vale Road in Arklow.
The man's body has been taken to St Vincent's University Hospital in Dublin for a post-mortem.
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US President Donald Trump meets North Korea's leader for a second time later.
They are holding talks in Vietnam's capital Hanoi on removing nuclear weapons from the Korean peninsula.
Negotiations have made little progress since the pair met last summer.
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Cabinet Ministers will consider a bill aimed at keeping people in mortgage arrears in their homes.
The bill makes it a requirement for judges to take a number of factors into account when ruling on repossession orders.
Under the bill, judges may have to take into account any refusal or reluctance by the bank to engage with its customer on sorting out a means of repayment.
