Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd October, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Major security plan in place for Citywest after two gardaí injured in rioting.

Catherine Connolly leads in latest poll for presidential race, gearing up for final campaign blitz.

US imposes heavy sanctions on Russia as Trump criticizes Putin's honesty in Ukraine talks.

Five family members of Ashling Murphy's killer jailed for attempting to cover up the murder.

President Michael D Higgins hosts final tea reception at the Áras, marking an end of an era.

Garda cold case team to review investigation into Liam Farrell's suspicious death.

Technological university students stage walkout protest over various concerns.

Irish Coast Guard rescues 12 crew members after trawler takes on water off Cork coast.

Jury begins deliberations in the Kieran Quilligan murder trial as they consider verdicts.

Two killed in US strikes on alleged drug boats in the Pacific, escalating military actions.

Louvre director admits to a ‘terrible failure’ following a €88 million jewel heist.

Bon Jovi announces summer concert at Croke Park after singer's recovery from surgery.

Fota Wildlife Park faces significant financial challenges due to a bird flu outbreak.

Local breast cancer survivor urges public support for Irish Cancer Society’s Big Pink Breakfast campaign.

Richard Hogan warns that vaping is not a healthy alternative to smoking, urging caution.

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