Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th October, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Independent leftwing candidate Catherine Connolly wins Irish presidential elections, sparking hope for left-wing unity.

Fianna Fáil TDs are discussing efforts to remove Micheál Martin as party leader amid internal discontent.

Sinn Féin plans to run its own candidate in the upcoming byelection following Connolly's presidential win.

Knocknagree realizes a dream as they rise to Cork football's top tier after a gripping battle.

Ireland's rugby squad faces changes as Andy Farrell prepares for a crucial challenge in Chicago.

Hurricane Melissa strengthens as it approaches Jamaica, prompting mandatory evacuations for residents.

Two men arrested in France over the €88 million Louvre jewel heist, shocking the art world.

A man in his fifties is seriously injured following an assault in Fairview Park, Dublin.

Doolin Coast Guard recovers a body from the north Clare shoreline as search efforts intensify.

Passenger data breach at Dublin Airport could affect millions during the busy holiday travel month.

Women report increased stress at work after undergoing cancer treatment, highlighting ongoing challenges.

Astronomers discover a bizarre three-planet system that could rewrite our understanding of space.

Imelda May emphasizes that it's not your fault if you don't speak Irish, encouraging inclusivity.

Runner, aged 85, expresses shock and embarrassment over receiving a marathon honor for his achievements.

Miriam O’Callaghan shares her emotional journey in writing about personal losses in her new memoir.

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