Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th June, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Gardaí investigate if a man drove the car of widow Noreen Daly found dead in Waterford.

Dublin’s Silk Road Cafe secures injunction to prevent closure during the EU presidency.

A young cyclist tragically dies after a crash with a parked lorry in Waterford.

A drifting Russian warship fires warning shots at a British yacht to avoid a collision.

The Dáil debates removing the three-day wait for abortion as leaders back a Sinn Féin bill.

Jeremy Clarkson reveals he has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.

A firepit blaze in Killarney leaves six injured, including a five-year-old boy.

Ireland faces criticism over its reliance on fossil fuels for transport amid global fuel shocks.

Eighty-two projects, including a new road bridge, approved under the housing fund initiative.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Ireland, honoring his grandfather's Civil War heroics.

Air passengers will soon enjoy free cabin bags as EU talks conclude after a decade.

Cork tax defaulters settle with Revenue, with one firm owing over €106 million.

NASA discusses a bold mission to boost the Swift space telescope in a live session today.

A heat sensor for living cells could revolutionize rapid antibiotic testing and cell metabolism studies.

Gearóid Farrelly shares how weekly therapy helps him stay productive and avoid brooding.

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