Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd June, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

A young man dies after being stabbed in Dublin city centre during a brawl.

Ten people are dead as Russia launches a major air attack on Ukraine.

A partial ceasefire in Lebanon is announced, but attacks continue unabated.

Mandelson insists the Government will never regret his ambassador appointment, files reveal.

Aer Lingus faces a lawsuit from an LA actor over damage to a motorised wheelchair.

An Irishman pioneers UK wine production and now makes wine for Britain’s king.

A Leaving Cert student who left school early is now aiming for maximum points.

The State ends up fining itself over derelict sites, raising concerns.

A man dies after swimming across the River Liffey following an alleged assault.

Two men and two juveniles are charged after a man is hospitalised in Laois.

Macron calls an emergency UN meeting after Israel captures the castle of Beaufort.

An elderly woman loses her life savings in a cryptocurrency scam, prompting a PSNI warning.

Ireland's motor injury claims continue to exceed UK levels by over fifty percent.

A Dublin renter facing eviction creates a game exposing absurd rental prices.

NASA confirms a fireball meteor exploded over the northeastern US with massive force.

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