Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th October, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Gaza peace deal brings joy with hostage and prisoner exchange set for the weekend.

Micheál Martin apologises to Fianna Fáil over Jim Gavin fiasco as party orders review.

Catherine Connolly confirms she used taxpayer-funded allowance for Syria research trip.

Civil servants warn that poverty will rise next year according to Budget 2026 review.

A young boy tragically killed in a road incident near his family home in Dublin.

A woman, aged 45, goes on trial charged with the double murder of two men.

Gardaí seek public's help in locating a woman missing from Killarney for five days.

€8.2 million worth of cocaine and heroin seized in Garda raids across five counties.

Two men arrested following a firearm discharge in County Limerick during a violent incident.

A pedestrian dies after being struck by a vehicle at a busy junction in Newry City.

Security staff shocked as armed gang carries out daring cross-border ATM raid in Aughnacloy.

A worker sacked for mocking the Irish accent wins an unfair dismissal claim.

Average house prices in Ireland now eight times higher than average earnings, says report.

Budget 2026 sees a price hike on cigarettes while alcohol duty remains unchanged.

Derry City to take legal action after funding omission raises concerns in the football community.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!