Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st April, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Taoiseach calls for fiscal sustainability as Tanaiste eyes income tax package.

US and Iran warn of readiness for war as diplomatic talks remain stalled.

Robert Watt set to lead new Dublin city centre regeneration authority with a €280,000 salary.

Taoiseach says it’s practical to allow homeowners to rent out garden cabins.

Family warns of fake fundraising pages following the tragic deaths of Scarlett and Jason Faulkner.

President Connolly's Council of State meets to discuss new draft asylum laws.

Garda group expresses concerns over policing during the upcoming EU Presidency.

Fire at derelict Antrim hotel is being treated as a deliberate act of arson.

US police identify gunman who killed eight children, including seven of his own.

New Apple CEO John Ternus described as a product perfectionist as he takes over.

Union raises concerns over Bank of Ireland’s crackdown on hybrid working policies.

About 23,000 Aer Lingus passengers face flight disruptions this summer due to maintenance cuts.

Wicklow teacher urgently needs third open-heart surgery, raising €600,000 for medical costs.

How common are pelvic floor problems for female GAA players?

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