Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th January, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Rocky Mountains’ Irish Police Chief shares unique journey from Ireland to law enforcement.

Trump urges Iranians to continue protests, promising help is on the way.

Ceremony to accredit Iranian ambassador to Ireland postponed amid ongoing tensions.

Beef industry faces challenges as farmers announce no further investments.

Gráinne Seoige calls for laws against AI-generated fake nude images after personal trauma.

Dublin arts centre makes last-ditch appeal for help on eviction day.

Cabinet approves new energy plan aimed at attracting foreign investment.

Fianna Fáil unrest continues as Dáil resumes with pressing issues on the agenda.

Hospital waiting lists rise by over 86,000 patients, raising concerns for healthcare.

Taoiseach defends controversial plan requiring refugees to wait three years for family reunification.

Ireland pledges €42 million in aid to Palestine during McEntee's visit to the region.

Over 2,000 reported killed in Iran protests, highlighting severe crackdown on dissent.

Parents of young children to receive guidance on managing screen time effectively.

Cannabis worth nearly €300,000 seized at Dublin Airport, leading to an arrest.

Irish airport announces five new summer routes alongside a major investment plan.

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