Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd February, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Fresh flood risk as rain warning issued for eight counties across Ireland.

Several people injured after Garda car involved in a six-vehicle collision.

Tadhg Furlong returns to training ahead of Six Nations opener against France.

Residents furious over legal challenges leaving homes vulnerable to flooding.

Gardaí seize €3.4 million worth of Benzodiazepine tablets in Dublin raid.

Renters may face an extra €249 monthly under new housing changes, claims Sinn Féin.

Family of Martin Lynn feels let down by the justice system after lenient sentencing.

State’s asylum accommodation bill rises 19% to €1.2 billion despite fewer applications.

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

Abuse survivor David Ryan set to meet Pope Leo in the Vatican today.

Lidl Ireland offers major deals for Pancake Tuesday must-haves starting at 65 cents.

Spotlight on discipline as Ireland aims to mend relations with referees ahead of Six Nations.

Ireland qualifies for the T20 World Cup after a decisive win over Thailand.

Meath strikes late to deny Cavan in a thrilling Allianz Football League match.

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