A man and woman remain in Garda custody this morning in connection with the fatal shooting of Jason Doogue.

A man in his 40s was charged in relation to the incident at a special sitting of Naas District Court last night.

The 22-year-old was gunned down in the Greenhills estate of Athy last week in broad daylight.

In total five people have been arrested as part of the investigations - two have been released without charge.

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The Social Democrats have launched a scathing attack on the Government and Irish Water ahead of today's demonstration against water charges in Dublin.

The protest will take place in two different locations in the city at 2 o'clock - Heuston Station and O'Connell Street.

TD Catherine Murphy has said that the money collected from the water charge will only cover the costs of collecting, and that it leaves nothing for investment or conservation.

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The UN Secretary General say he is horrified by the ongoing deaths of migrants.

Ban Ki-moon is calling for a collective political response to the crisis.

Four children, including a baby girl, were among 71 migrants found dead in a lorry in Austria earlier this week.

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Lawyers for Sean FitzPatrick will find out today if his criminal trial will go ahead in October.

The former Anglo chairman's legal representatives are seeking to postpone the case for at least a year.

The 66-year-old, with an address at Whitshed road in Greystones, denies 27 charges including making misleading, false or deceptive statements and furnishing false information between 2002 and 2007.

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Two men will appear before Limerick Distirct Court today charged with burglary after a man died in his home following a robbery.

The men, aged 31 and 28, with separate addresses in Limerick City, were charged with three counts of burglary and will appear in court at midday.

62-year old John O'Donoghue, was found dead at his home in Doon, Co Limerick on Thursday.

He died from an apparent heart attack.