Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th February, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Waterford ranks near the bottom for chemotherapy access as treatment delays worsen.

Kenny Jacobs to step down as DAA CEO after High Court action is settled.

Two by-elections confirmed for Galway and Dublin in May, according to the Taoiseach.

McEntee signals openness to US military equipment as part of Ireland’s defence agenda.

Teenage girl critically injured in Offaly road incident; two others hospitalized.

Government urged to pause rent reforms to prevent a landlord exodus, says property body.

Calls for gardaí to use DNA spray to tag scrambler riders and bikes for future prosecution.

Deportations of Irish citizens from the US have surged by 330%, Dáil hears.

Part-time DJ sentenced to five years for possession of almost €1.5 million worth of drugs.

Planning permission refused for a luxury hotel in Ballsbridge, deemed a landmark project.

Cork-based charity launches a €1 million cancer research fund to support vital studies.

Astronomers are studying planets being formed around newborn stars in exciting new research.

Going the extra mile to help beat childhood cancer is a growing community effort.

Is your high-acid diet costing you more than you think?

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