Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th July, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Manhunt underway after garda dragged along road by criminal driving Audi.

US set to impose new tariffs on 60 trading partners, citing forced labor concerns.

Government may explore new approaches to prevent alumina reaching Russia, says Martin.

Taoiseach meets residents in bomb-hit Kyiv, pledging EU support and a €125 million aid package.

Slievenamon wildfire could burn for days, with fears it may have been started deliberately.

Hosepipe ban extended nationwide as Uisce Éireann reports minimal calls to helpline.

MetroLink and Galway ring road among fast-tracked infrastructure projects for approval.

Man charged with murder after Belfast assault victim dies in hospital from injuries.

Wildfires rage across France and Spain, forcing thousands to flee as temperatures soar.

Brent North Sea oil price exceeds $100 amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

European Union risks US backlash after imposing €890 million fine on Google.

Billion-euro expansion announced for country’s most congested rail line to ease traffic.

Kerry fans confident of clinching their 40th All-Ireland football title against Mayo.

Derry City faces narrow defeat in Conference League qualifier against Rijeka in Croatia.

Weight-loss drugs linked to increased risk of hair loss, according to recent research findings.

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