Ireland News in English

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

Bye-election polls close with voter turnout dipping in Galway West and Dublin Central.

Michelle Ryan vows to contest parole for her father’s killer, Patrick Quirke.

Taoiseach discusses abuse redress with Pope Leo during talks in Rome.

Dr. Margaret Connolly compares conditions in Israeli detention to a concentration camp.

Protests erupt in Ireland demanding justice for Congolese man Yves Sakila.

Tributes pour in for Alexander Coughlan, who died after an assault in Blanchardstown.

Two men arrested after a significant cannabis seizure worth 1.25 million euros.

Gardaí alerted to graffiti of Gerry Hutch near polling stations in Dublin Central.

Education Minister visits Donegal schools amid protests from Enoch Burke’s family.

Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo raises alarm as it spreads rapidly.

Judge rules on trial of facts for Eleanor Donaldson, with her husband's trial set to begin.

Experts call for infection control measures around bottle return schemes amid health warnings.

Ireland’s electricity prices remain the highest in the EU, raising concerns among officials.

SpaceX successfully conducts a high-stakes test flight of its biggest rocket yet.

Nicholas Gordon murder accused allegedly gloated about their actions, court hears.

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