Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th January, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Post-mortems scheduled for father and son found in Dublin, suspected murder-suicide case.

Family devastated after losing everything in Finglas arson attack, community rallies for support.

Two people shot by federal agents in Portland, Oregon, following a separate incident in Minneapolis.

Dublin hurlers triumph over Wexford in Walsh Cup, showcasing strong team performance.

Parents of woman murdered in Spain raise alarms about red flags in her relationship.

Ireland faces potential €28 billion climate fine as emissions targets remain unmet.

Council plans Cork roadshows to inform community about available grants and funding.

Revenue seizes 13 million cigarettes at Dublin Port, major haul discovered by detector dog.

Out of hours palliative care services in Ireland need significant improvements, says widow.

Irish rugby remains in a healthy place, according to coach Ryan, looking ahead to upcoming matches.

Stripe CEO emphasizes the need for businesses to adapt in today’s volatile world.

Young scientists demonstrate how to challenge billionaires and hold politicians accountable.

Limerick hurling stars shine as UL secures a decisive victory in Fitzgibbon Cup clash.

Irishman leads construction of the largest telescope ever built, aiming for groundbreaking discoveries.

NASA reveals the violent history of the Milky Way's supermassive black hole through new findings.

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