Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd April, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Ireland faces evolving terror threats, including Islamist and far-right risks, report finds.

Iran fires on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, derailing US-Iran talks push.

Forged references for staff at unregulated children’s care homes revealed in RTÉ investigation.

Connolly signs International Protection Bill 2026 into law, raising ongoing concerns.

Dublin Central and Galway West byelections set for May 22nd, candidates gearing up.

Man dies after being struck by a bus at Dublin Airport, investigation underway.

Body of Liam Farrell to be reinterred after post-mortem, following exhumation.

Census data reveals nearly 9,000 people confined to mental institutions in 1926.

Government launches national AI skills platform to empower Irish workers.

Applications for home energy upgrades surge by 96% this year, amid rising costs.

Pfizer to cut over 100 jobs at Ringaskiddy plant in Cork, impacting local workforce.

Heartwarming funeral gesture for familyless woman who passed away in nursing home.

Free heart health checks coming to Limerick, raising awareness on heart failure.

Neurological patients outside Dublin face stark inequalities in care, experts warn.

Meteor shower to pass over Ireland this week, ideal conditions for stargazers.

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