Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th February, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Eight skiers found dead after California avalanche, marking the deadliest incident in state history.

Minister reveals 33% of school meals fail to meet nutritional standards, raising concerns among parents.

Emer Currie criticizes new Right to Remote Work Bill, calling it ineffective for commuters in Ireland.

Price of East Cork cinema drops by €305,000 over the past two years, impacting local entertainment options.

Government ministers urge calm after Limerick Mayor falls ill during a heated council debate.

Fifteen years after Esra Uyrun vanished, the search continues, leaving her family in limbo.

Cork man pleads guilty to manslaughter of a kind-hearted pensioner following a chance meeting in a pub.

Farmers turn to CCTV and drones to combat organized theft gangs targeting their properties.

Manslaughter trial begins for climber accused of leaving girlfriend to freeze on Austria’s highest mountain.

First drone deliveries for Cork city expected within days, despite concerns over new restrictions.

McDonald’s resumes expansion in Ireland after a decade, opening a new outlet in New Ross.

Sharp slowdown in salary growth reported, with pay rises stalling as employers cut costs.

Doctors warn of a surge in norovirus cases, urging people to stay home if feeling unwell.

Donegal man celebrates 100 days smoke-free, sharing his journey after 30 years of smoking.

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