Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd July, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Hosepipe ban extended nationwide from Friday amid drought fears.

Man in his thirties to appear in court over alleged stabbing at Tramore church.

HSE decision could add four thousand patients per month to waiting lists.

Kerry mother calls for e-scooter ban after her son suffers fractured skull in collision.

Osgur Breatnach’s wrongful conviction for Sallins train robbery declared a miscarriage of justice.

Charges for retrieving scramblers seized by gardaí set to double next month.

Ann Widdecombe was hit over the head with a hammer twenty-one times, court hears.

Andy Burnham unveils tax cut on electricity ahead of first cabinet meeting as PM.

New UK finance minister Healey calms market amid cabinet surprises and policy changes.

Bank of Ireland eyes economic growth of three point five percent for twenty twenty-six.

Google to open a new office building in Dublin, expanding its presence in Ireland.

ECDC warns drug-resistant gonorrhea is spreading in Europe, highlighting health concerns.

Beacon Hospital opens Ireland’s first neurovascular hybrid theatre in a private hospital.

Rivers of magma once bubbled beneath the crust of Mars, research suggests.

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