Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st January, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Canada stands firmly with Greenland and Denmark, says Mark Carney at Davos.

Emmanuel Macron tells Davos France prefers respect over bullies amid Trump tariff threats.

One person dead and four injured in a train accident near Barcelona, as Spain mourns.

Dublin City Council suspends use of X amid controversy over Grok and agency departures.

Thirteen Travellers celebrate graduation from the University of Limerick in a landmark moment.

A man died in County Mayo after an ambulance delay, as reported in the Dáil.

New action plan aims to deliver public services through the Irish language, says Minister.

Family of a teenager expresses feeling utterly let down by the healthcare system after surgery.

Fears grow over potential scaling back of new €300 million Wicklow film studios project.

NASA’s Hubble Telescope captures stunning images of developing stars in a new survey.

Irish adults are increasingly prioritizing brain health and mental wellbeing, new research reveals.

Kerry has one of the lowest breast cancer survival rates in Ireland, raising concerns.

Early onset dementia patients focus on making quality memories instead of quantity, they say.

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