Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th February, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Accused Bondi gunman Naveed Akram makes his first court appearance today.

Trump-friendly Hungary and Slovakia are seen as key components of US-EU relations, says Rubio.

Netanyahu insists that all enriched uranium must leave Iran immediately.

The brother of a woman allegedly killed by an Irishman in Budapest demands the truth.

Chloe Mitchell's murder trial will proceed despite ongoing strikes by criminal barristers.

Air traffic controller staffing shortages are threatening to disrupt flights at Irish airports.

€100,000 worth of cannabis has been seized, and a man has been arrested in Limerick.

Weather radar at Dublin Airport has been offline since Wednesday, causing concerns.

HSE issues a stark warning as cases of highly contagious norovirus surge across Ireland.

Jim Ratcliffe’s comments on immigrants have landed awkwardly at Manchester United.

Ireland's councils only applied to CPO one derelict building last month, raising concerns.

63,000 people were refused visas to Ireland over the past two years, with high rejection rates.

Teenager Anabelle Zurbay finishes 48th in giant slalom, becoming Ireland’s youngest Alpine Olympian.

Cork politician shares his experience of being one of the lucky ones with early prostate cancer diagnosis.

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