Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th May, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Left-wing parties criticize Sinn Féin over their recent policy direction.

Ireland experiences hottest May day ever, with temperatures nearing 29 degrees Celsius.

Dublin councillor resigns to move to Australia, citing high cost of living.

Teenage girl who tragically drowned in Howth named as Abbie Carmody-Pepper.

Gardaí investigate online claims about Yves Sakila's death involving police.

Bye-election results signal a new political landscape in Dublin Central.

Cabinet considers a ban on goods from occupied territories amid ongoing discussions.

Search efforts begin for remains of Seamus Maguire in County Armagh bog.

Woman arrested in Kyran Durnin murder probe, suspected of misleading authorities.

Fifth of votes in Dublin Central went to candidates using anti-immigration rhetoric.

US conducts self-defense strikes in Iran, escalating tensions in the region.

Russia launches hypersonic missile strikes against Ukraine, increasing military pressure.

Detector dog Kobe aids in seizure of 8 million illegal cigarettes at Dublin Port.

IMF advises Irish government to raise local property tax and adjust VAT rates.

WHO warns Ebola epidemic is outpacing response efforts, urging immediate action.

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