Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th December, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

One or two thorny issues remain in Ukraine talks, with peace close but Donbas unresolved.

Extreme weather events are set to become more frequent in Ireland, raising concerns.

Fears grow over the impact of UK ID cards on Irish citizens as discussions continue.

More than 100 XL Bully dogs have been euthanised by local authorities in the first year of the ban.

A man assaulted reported his testicle was the size of a goose egg and feared losing it.

New York is blanketed in snow, causing mass flight cancellations and travel chaos.

Water tankers are being brought in as a major mains burst causes outages in Cork city.

Concern is growing for the wellbeing of a missing woman who may have travelled to Dublin.

Flu cases appear to be easing, offering some relief as winter progresses.

A walk-in children's flu vaccine clinic opens tomorrow in Galway, urging families to participate.

Tech start-up founder hopes new AI product will change the game in the industry.

Actor Anna Healy shares insights on her unconventional marriage and busy schedule.

Light pollution can be tackled effectively when communities come together to address the issue.

One of the best Irish movies ever made is airing on TV tonight, dubbed 'absolute perfection.'

Shannon Airport was considered an emergency landing spot for the Space Shuttle by NASA.

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