Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th May, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Iran targets American airbase in retaliation for US strikes as ceasefire falls apart.

Prosecution opens against Jeffrey Donaldson in sexual offences trial, outlining the case against him.

Court orders activists to end trespass at former pub after owner’s complaint.

Minister appoints vet found to have engaged in intimidating behaviour to State board.

Judge warns social media users against identifying teens charged over Alex Coughlan attack.

Around 100,000 expected to attend Bloom gardening festival, celebrating its 20th anniversary.

Matthew Perry’s assistant jailed for role in the Friends star’s tragic death.

Older people campaign for free shingles vaccine as health watchdog reviews the situation.

WHO calls for immediate ceasefire to enable response to the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo.

US national charged with Michael Gaine murder sent forward for trial, case moving ahead.

Israel strikes Tyre after declaring combat zones in southern Lebanon amid rising tensions.

Ireland's data centre energy drain adds €1.4 billion to household electricity bills, study reveals.

Addiction workers offered course to better support clients with ADHD, enhancing care options.

Leinster rugby player accused of assaulting a woman in a nightclub has case adjourned.

Weird weather: Met Éireann expert says current hot spell is unusual for this time of year.

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