Ireland News in English

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

Major Irish pharmacy shake-up could change how you get prescriptions.

Landlords 'trapped' on low rents say they are punished by the Government.

Over 3,000 homes were brought back to use last year, with Donegal shining bright.

Labour selects Councillor Helen Ogbu for the Galway West by-election.

Retired CIÉ workers protest pension payments in Galway after long wait for increases.

Live exports of cattle and sheep from ROI to NI suspended due to bluetongue.

Ten Donegal students receive entrance awards from Trinity College Dublin.

EU launches investigation into X's AI tool Grok after public outcry.

Family of Ellame Ford-Dunn calls for answers over her tragic death.

Mum claims killer son is jailed due to his surname, Valliday.

Sexualised deepfakes reportedly created daily in Northern Ireland, Assembly hears.

St Stephens Green rejuvenation plan faces criticism for being 'totally unrecognisable.'

New grant offers homeowners €5,600 to retrofit windows and doors starting in March.

Michael O’Leary plans Fox News ads to push passenger cap on White House agenda.

Podcast Corner dives into the murky world of dirty deeds in Russia.

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