Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st October, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Fine Gael intensifies attacks as Connolly claims the party is ‘absolutely terrified’.

A ten-year-old girl allegedly sexually assaulted in Dublin was missing from care.

Funeral delays expected as Waterford hospital ends coroner-requested autopsies.

Labour TD apologizes for defending Paul Murphy after controversial water protest comments.

Concerns grow over low voter turnout ahead of Ireland’s presidential election.

Man arrested following a €14 million cocaine seizure in County Wexford.

A 22-year-old man sentenced to 14 years for stabbing his ex-girlfriend multiple times.

Call for a national AI office to operate independently of the government.

Town left without a unit of gardaí after four officers injured in assaults.

Candles lit at a vigil for a teenager who died in a stabbing attack in Donaghmede.

France intensifies search for thieves involved in the notorious Louvre robbery.

Met police to stop investigating non-crime hate incidents after a dropped probe.

Consumer sites face outages as Amazon's cloud unit reports a global service disruption.

New research shows life forms are more threatened by global warming than previously believed.

Microplastics linked to vascular dementia cases, raising new health concerns.

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