Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st February, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Three men appear in court over alleged ten million euro drugs seizure.

Over half of homeless adults in December were non-Irish, with slight decline in figures.

Housing minister faces multiple battles over new rent rules amid rising eviction concerns.

Tipperary Council plans to demolish fifty-two incomplete houses, sparking public protest calls.

Three council workers attacked while on duty in Belfast, raising safety concerns.

Woman hospitalized after assault by masked men in Ballymoney, police investigating.

Warning issued about scam text messages regarding reduced electricity bills, stay vigilant.

Darragh McElhinney wins three thousand meters at Boston University Classic, a stellar performance.

Katie Taylor discusses challenges of being a stepmother while balancing her career in sports.

Columbia astronauts' chilling final moments revealed before their tragic end in space.

Errill woman praises Birr paramedics as her 'angels' and 'heroes' after a life-saving incident.

Students recognized for their outstanding work on kidney disease awareness initiatives.

Revealed: Massive HSE spending on weight-loss jabs like Ozempic and regional usage trends.

Mary McAleese calls for updates to some Catholic teachings, describing them as 'rancid'.

Celebrate St Brigid's Day with the Imbolc Festival in Bunclody this weekend.

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