Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th October, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Catherine Connolly emerges as the overwhelming favorite in the presidential election.

Irish police prepare for more unrest at a Dublin hotel housing asylum seekers.

Ex-NATO commander warns that a united Ireland could pose a threat to Britain from Russia.

A man is found guilty of the murder of Kieran Quilligan in County Cork.

Soldier F is acquitted of two murders and five attempted murders from Bloody Sunday.

Michael D Higgins hosts his final tea party at the Áras before leaving office.

Privacy groups criticize the appointment of a former tech lobbyist to the Irish tech regulator.

Search intensifies for a missing University of Galway student as family issues urgent appeal.

Manslaughter probe launched after a man dies following a head injury outside a bar in Armagh.

US oil sanctions against Russia labeled as an 'act of war' by a Putin ally.

Economy projected to grow faster than expected this year, according to Bank of Ireland.

Dunnes Stores to close three shops by the end of the month, impacting local shoppers.

New home completions rise by four percent in the third quarter, but challenges remain.

Jon Bon Jovi announces a return to Croke Park as part of his 2026 tour.

Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly confirm they are leaving Strictly Come Dancing after many years.

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