Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st July, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

EU enlargement is a priority for Ireland's EU Presidency, with a ceremony at Dublin Castle.

A man has been charged following an arson attack on an Islamic prayer hall in Dublin.

Ukraine has declined Ireland's offer of armoured combat vehicles amid ongoing conflict.

New customs charges for items ordered from outside the EU are now in effect.

A Garda is on trial accused of rape and child cruelty against his wife and children.

ESB admits the public EV network cannot charge all cars simultaneously amid rising prices.

Law Society head warns of solicitor resignations from legal aid panels over new payment models.

New guidelines for rural housing aim to end the ‘Eircode lottery’ approach to planning.

Former foreign affairs minister David Andrews has passed away at the age of 91.

Dublin sees a 12% rise in rough sleepers compared to last year, prompting calls for action.

Government TDs are set to oppose a motion to ban hare coursing in Ireland.

Stephen McCullagh plans to appeal his 31-year sentence for the murder of Natalie McNally.

Customers may not see price drops despite a VAT cut for restaurants, according to Harris.

Ham products from several brands have been recalled over listeria fears by the FSAI.

NASA is launching a robot mission to rescue an aging space telescope before it falls.

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