Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th April, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

A Louisiana father has been identified as the shooter in a tragic incident involving eight children.

The US has seized an Iranian-flagged ship near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with Tehran.

Reports reveal that 248 US military flights over Ireland went unreported due to an administrative error.

The Taoiseach calls character references from public representatives in a sex-abuse case unacceptable.

Scarlett Faulkner's brother has been found dead just two days after her funeral, adding to the family's heartbreak.

Electricity prices could rise by up to 9 percent, according to warnings from the minister.

Firefighters are battling a devastating blaze at a historical building in Northern Ireland.

Aer Lingus has cut over 500 flights from its summer schedule amid ongoing maintenance issues.

Calls for training are rising as the electric vehicle boom risks a technician shortage.

A woman, just 22, warns others after being given 18 months to live due to vaping since age 15.

New bowel cancer screening will soon be available to more people in Limerick, targeting younger age groups.

The deadly triad of cancer, heart attacks, and diabetes is increasingly affecting younger adults.

Ciarán Hinds bids farewell to his role in The Dry as the cast reflects on the final season.

Kilbeggan will come alive with the sound of American V8s this Sunday, attracting car enthusiasts.

Reality check: Zuckerberg’s metaverse project faces significant challenges after a massive financial loss.

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