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Merkel welcomes May...

and other images of the day selected by Deputy Picture Editor Laura Hutton

Tue 9 Apr 2019
German chancellor Angela Merkel (R) welcomes British prime minister Theresa May (C) to the Chancellery in Berlin. Mrs May met with Dr Merkel, and later on with French president Emmanuel Macron, ahead of a special European Council meeting on the latest Brexit developments. Photograph: Felipe Trueba/EPA
German chancellor Angela Merkel (R) welcomes British prime minister Theresa May (C) to the Chancellery in Berlin. Mrs May met with Dr Merkel, and later on with French president Emmanuel Macron, ahead of a special European Council meeting on the latest Brexit developments. Photograph: Felipe Trueba/EPA
German chancellor Angela Merkel (R) and British prime minister Theresa May speak on the terace at the Chancellery in Berlin. Mrs May met with Dr Merkel to make her case for a short delay to the Brexit process. Photograph: John Macdougall/AFP/Getty Images
German chancellor Angela Merkel (R) and British prime minister Theresa May speak on the terace at the Chancellery in Berlin. Mrs May met with Dr Merkel to make her case for a short delay to the Brexit process. Photograph: John Macdougall/AFP/Getty Images
Clara Noonan, Anna Farell and Aimee McAllister of Laurel Hill Coláiste FCJ in Limerick City at the Feis Ceoil in Dublin's RDS. Photograph: Clare Keogh
Clara Noonan, Anna Farell and Aimee McAllister of Laurel Hill Coláiste FCJ in Limerick City at the Feis Ceoil in Dublin's RDS. Photograph: Clare Keogh
From left, Madeleine Clarke, founding director of Genio, Irene Dunne and Ruth Medjber, photographer, view a photograph of Ms Dunne at the launch of an exhibition, Facing Change, marking Genio's 10th anniversary. The not-for-profit group works with the State to reform social services. The exhibition features portraits taken by Ms Medjber, of ten inspirational people who have overcome challenges to contribute to their community. The exhibition is at the Gallery of Photography in Dublin from Wednesday April 10th to Sunday April 14th. Photograph: Dara Mac Donaill/The Irish Times
From left, Madeleine Clarke, founding director of Genio, Irene Dunne and Ruth Medjber, photographer, view a photograph of Ms Dunne at the launch of an exhibition, Facing Change, marking Genio's 10th anniversary. The not-for-profit group works with the State to reform social services. The exhibition features portraits taken by Ms Medjber, of ten inspirational people who have overcome challenges to contribute to their community. The exhibition is at the Gallery of Photography in Dublin from Wednesday April 10th to Sunday April 14th. Photograph: Dara Mac Donaill/The Irish Times
DJ Kormac with cellist Gabriele Dikciute and violinist Louis Roden of the Irish Chamber Orchestra at the launch of the Guinness Storehouse After Dark, a one-off performance on April 27th bringing together a group of Irish musicians to mark a milestone of welcoming 20 million visitors. Photograph: Julien Behal
DJ Kormac with cellist Gabriele Dikciute and violinist Louis Roden of the Irish Chamber Orchestra at the launch of the Guinness Storehouse After Dark, a one-off performance on April 27th bringing together a group of Irish musicians to mark a milestone of welcoming 20 million visitors. Photograph: Julien Behal
Aerial dancers Jennifer de Brun and Sara Granda from Fidget Feet help to launch Riverfest 2019 at Limerick's Big Wheel, Arthur's Quay Park. Photograph: Sean Curtin
Aerial dancers Jennifer de Brun and Sara Granda from Fidget Feet help to launch Riverfest 2019 at Limerick's Big Wheel, Arthur's Quay Park. Photograph: Sean Curtin
Íde Ni Shúilleabháin sketches at the Crawford Gallery for the Cork Life Long Learning Festival, which runs across the county until April 14th. Photograph: Darragh Kane
Íde Ni Shúilleabháin sketches at the Crawford Gallery for the Cork Life Long Learning Festival, which runs across the county until April 14th. Photograph: Darragh Kane
Tomás Mc Loughlin with his parents Shane and Ann Marie at the launch of their fundraising cycle, Croke to Croke Park. Photograph: Julien Behal
Tomás Mc Loughlin with his parents Shane and Ann Marie at the launch of their fundraising cycle, Croke to Croke Park. Photograph: Julien Behal
Faye McLoughlin (8) launching the Department of Rural and Community Development's initiative The Big Hello, which supports communities in hosting events to boost ties and help tackle social isolation
Faye McLoughlin (8) launching the Department of Rural and Community Development's initiative The Big Hello, which supports communities in hosting events to boost ties and help tackle social isolation
Emma Mullins (9) from the Dún Laoghaire CoderDojo - an international group which hosts free coding workshops for children - greeting KC the Robot, at the launch of Coolest Projects International, a technology showcase for young people, which will take place in Dublin's RDS on Sunday May 5th. Photograph: Robbie Reynolds
Emma Mullins (9) from the Dún Laoghaire CoderDojo - an international group which hosts free coding workshops for children - greeting KC the Robot, at the launch of Coolest Projects International, a technology showcase for young people, which will take place in Dublin's RDS on Sunday May 5th. Photograph: Robbie Reynolds
Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Coveney (C) arrives for the General Affairs Council on article 50 in Luxembourg, a preparation session for the European Council meeting due to be held on Wednesday.  Photograph: Julien Warnand/EPA
Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Coveney (C) arrives for the General Affairs Council on article 50 in Luxembourg, a preparation session for the European Council meeting due to be held on Wednesday. Photograph: Julien Warnand/EPA
Uniformed Sudanese soldiers flash the victory sign at a demonstration near the military headquarters in the capital Khartoum. Activists behind anti-government protests say security forces have killed at least seven people, in an attempt to break up the sit-in outside the headquarters. Photograph: AP
Uniformed Sudanese soldiers flash the victory sign at a demonstration near the military headquarters in the capital Khartoum. Activists behind anti-government protests say security forces have killed at least seven people, in an attempt to break up the sit-in outside the headquarters. Photograph: AP
A man takes a photo near a bus smashed by a falling tree in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Flash floods caused by torrential rain killed at least three people in the Brazilian capital. Photograph: Carl De Souza/AFP/Getty Images
A man takes a photo near a bus smashed by a falling tree in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Flash floods caused by torrential rain killed at least three people in the Brazilian capital. Photograph: Carl De Souza/AFP/Getty Images
People gather to collect food from a Red Crescent helicopter in the village of Susangerd in Iran's Khuzestan province. The country has been hit by several weeks of unprecedented flooding across most of the country, killing at least 70 people. Photograph: Atta Kenare/AFP/Getty Images
People gather to collect food from a Red Crescent helicopter in the village of Susangerd in Iran's Khuzestan province. The country has been hit by several weeks of unprecedented flooding across most of the country, killing at least 70 people. Photograph: Atta Kenare/AFP/Getty Images
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands visits a gas-free model home in Purmerend, Netherlands. The theme of the visit was sustainable heat.  Photograph: Patrick van Katwijk/EPA
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands visits a gas-free model home in Purmerend, Netherlands. The theme of the visit was sustainable heat. Photograph: Patrick van Katwijk/EPA

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GOBBLE GOBBLE: David McEvoy, of Termonfeckin Delicous Turkeys, with one of a handful of his free range turkeys that will avoid the Christmas cull and live to see the New Year, on his farm in Termonfeckin, Co. Louth. The small number of turkeys are held back to fill orders for later celebrations early in the new year. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Images of the Day

COURT APPEARANCE: Sr Irene Gibson, Carmelite Nun of the Holy Face of Jesus, leaving Skibbereen District Court carrying a Child of Prague statue, with Sr Anne Marie of the Holy Family Carmelite Hermitage, Leap, Co Cork. Photograph: Daragh Mc Sweeney/Cork Courts

Images of the Day

AFTER THE STORM: Colette McCaughey and Ciaran O'Donoghue with their terrier dog, Molly, at play on Donabate Beach, Co Dublin, under clearer skies after the passing of Storm Atiyah. Photograph: Tom Honan

Calm after the storm

Storm Atiyah makes landfall at Cromwell Point Lighthouse on Valentia Island, Co Kerry.  Photograph: Alan Landers

Images of the Weekend

HATS OFF: Members of the 35th Air Corps cadet class celebrate at their commissioning ceremony in Baldonnel, Dublin. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times

Images of the Day

Children walk through a rainwater puddle in a flooded camp for displaced Syrians near the village of Killi in the north of the northwestern Idlib province. Photograph: Aaref Watad/AFP/Getty

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