Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th February, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Obama criticizes Trump's climate move, claiming it makes the US less safe.

Dublin woman Gail Slater exits Trump administration less than a year after her appointment.

EU court adviser says passenger cap may influence Dublin Airport slot allocations.

Government wins late-night vote supporting Bord Bia chairman Larry Murrin amid controversy.

Adare receives legacy funding ahead of the Ryder Cup, creating over 1,400 jobs.

Clonskeagh Mosque reopens after nine months, aiming to foster unity and peace.

Ireland launches a pioneering scheme to provide artists with a basic income.

Campaigners push for urgent talks on cancer flight services from Donegal.

Friesian bull calf prices have doubled compared to last year, boosting the market.

Aer Lingus announces new flights from Dublin to Barbados for a limited time.

Police release emergency call of young boy who swam to rescue his family.

Pat Finucane's widow expresses frustration over delays in the inquiry into his murder.

Ireland faces Israel in the upcoming Nations League, stirring calls for a boycott.

Solar storms could impact shipping, highlighting the importance of space weather awareness.

Volume of Clare patients attending Limerick and Galway shows need for Ennis emergency department.

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