Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th June, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Mullingar community mourns as victims of Malaga crash are named locally.

Cuts to fuel taxes will not be fully reversed until after the Budget, Coalition leaders confirm.

Aughinish Alumina faces upfront costs for closure and restoration as Ireland seeks EU funds.

New rural housing policy aims to simplify home building for locals in their communities.

Man arrested following fire at Islamic prayer hall in Dublin, suspected arson under investigation.

Wicklow kayaking club appeals to council for urgent assistance after losing significant membership.

Ireland's new retirement age law allows employees to work until 66, affecting many workers.

Bank of Ireland warns customers about scams related to new customs charges on online orders.

Community pharmacies receive government funding to enhance obesity care services across Ireland.

Six people tragically killed in shooting at a family shelter in northern Germany.

Venezuela's earthquake rescue efforts intensify as UN prepares for potential high death toll.

New guidelines for beach wheelchair access launched in Cork, enhancing outdoor swimming experience.

Mayo county town grieves the loss of a beloved community figure, reflecting on his impact.

Vintage stores remain confident in their survival despite the rise of online competition.

Five-hour rescue operation leads to a happy ending for a pony trapped in an Offaly bog.

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