At least two dead and a dozen injured in Minneapolis school shooting
The Minneapolis city government said the shooter had been “contained” after the gunfire at Annunciation Catholic School.
TheJournal.ie 
‘What is the point?’ Original Harry Potter director Chris Columbus on HBO TV remake
Chris Columbus has questioned the Harry Potter TV reboot
Belfast News Letter 
Alley Theatre to close for six months for essential repairs after substantial water leak
The closure of the Alley Theatre for six months to allow for essential repairs following a substantial water leak has been described as ‘regrettable but essential’.
Derry Journal 
Going to college? How to find student accommodation and what to watch out for
How to maximise chances of finding a student place to live and figuring out costs
The Irish Times 
Keegan Bradley announces captain's picks for US Ryder Cup team
The 12-man squad will take on Europe at Bethpage Black next month.
Irish Daily Mirror 
County Antrim trailer firm fined over death of 'hard-working, warm and affable' employee
A Co. Antrim trailer manufacturing company was today fined a total of £175,000 over health and safety failings arising from the tragic death of an employee.
Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley leaves himself out of US team
Bradley filled out his 12-man roster Wednesday with six captain’s picks that did not include himself.
Irish Examiner 
27 original photos from anti-internment rallies in Derry during the Troubles back in August 1975
Fifty years ago anti-internment demonstrations were held across Derry on the fourth anniversary of its introduction in the north by the British government.
96% surge in US citizens moving to Ireland in past year
US migration to Ireland nearly doubled, with key demographic trends showing Ireland as a beacon amid global shifts.
IrishCentral 
Didn’t get the course you wanted? Here are some of your options
All you need to know about taking an alternative route into higher education
Royal Irish Regiment pays tribute after passing of 97-year-old Albert Morrow, last Rifleman of Battle of Happy Valley in Korean War
The Royal Irish Regiment has paid tribute after the passing of 97-year-old Albert Morrow, who was believed to be the last surviving Rifleman of the Battle of Happy Valley in the Korean War.
Ryanair will pay staff €2.50 for every oversized bag they spot
The airline also plans to do away with an €80 monthly cap on payments
Firefighters use breathing apparatus to extinguish fire in Derry
Firefighters used breathing apparatus while extinguishing a large quantity of burning rubbish in Pennyburn Industrial Estate in Derry on Wednesday afternoon.
Man accused of having a religious pamphlet aimed at stirring up racial hatred in bid to have case halted
A Belfast man accused of having a religious pamphlet aimed at stirring up racial hatred is set to mount a legal bid to have the case halted.
Children’s hospital contractor cites ‘design changes’ amid completion date doubt
The lead contractor of the National Children’s Hospital has said it is “disappointed” with remarks made by the Health Minister, adding that the project is “more than 99pc complete”.
Independent.ie 
‘Not credible’ – Health Minister hits back at National Children’s Hospital contractor BAM over progress claims
The health minister has doubled down on strong criticism of the lead contractor on the long-delayed new National Children’s Hospital project, saying it was “not credible” for BAM to say that large areas of the hospital have been completed since early July.