Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th March, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Iran claims it can sustain an intense war for six months with fully prepared military reserves.

Flames rise over Tehran as conflict with Israel and the US escalates, with Trump demanding surrender.

Belfast set to host Fleadh Cheoil for two consecutive years, celebrating Irish music and culture.

Wexford tenants see eviction notices withdrawn as landlord backs down amid housing crisis.

Dublin hammers Down in a thrilling match, keeping their promotion hopes alive in the league.

A government-chartered flight from Oman brings 194 people back to Dublin, reuniting families.

Thousands of social homes to be retrofitted in 2026, with new funding of €140 million announced.

A Donegal woman wins a national farming photography competition, highlighting women's contributions in agriculture.

An event marks the 50th anniversary of the Castleblayney bombing, drawing a significant turnout.

Tusla defunds a service working with vulnerable children, raising concerns over support for abuse victims.

Dublin's Lord Mayor urges the Energy Minister to change rules for inner-city electric vehicle charging.

EU scientists stress the need to tackle air pollution to reduce cancer rates across member states.

New peer-led support hub launches for liver patients in the North West, offering vital community resources.

Students impress with a poignant collection of poetry, showcasing their creativity and talent.

Astronauts may soon eat chickpeas grown on the moon, paving the way for future space farming.

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