Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th May, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Daniel Ennis wins Dublin Central for the Social Democrats, marking a significant victory.

A suspect dies after exchanging gunfire with officers near the White House, according to the Secret Service.

Relaxed rural housing rules aimed at bringing emigrants back home are set to go before Cabinet.

France bans Israel’s Ben-Gvir following controversial comments about flotilla detainees.

Tommy Fleming’s wife expresses heartbreak over his deception, saying he stole 24 years of her life.

Complaints arise over images of Gerry Hutch stenciled near polling stations in Dublin Central.

Taoiseach eyes a cost-of-living package as Fianna Fáil faces challenges after by-election losses.

A man in his thirties has been charged after €1.5 million worth of cannabis was seized in Dublin.

A vigil is held for Yves Sakila, who died following a foot chase on a busy Dublin street.

Irish citizens detained by Israel return home to cheers at Dublin Airport, marking a joyful reunion.

Concerns rise over excessive drinking and fights among Irish attendees at horse sales in France.

Doctors call for infection control measures around bottle return machines amid public health concerns.

Three new Ebola cases confirmed in Uganda, raising alarms about the rapid spread of the virus.

Ireland sees a sharp rise in STIs, hitting record levels across Europe, prompting health warnings.

Robbie Keane confirms his exit from Ferencváros after an enjoyable tenure as head coach.

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