Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th July, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Gardaí fear missing pensioner Charlie ‘Lachy’ Clarke was stabbed in Dublin flat.

European wildfires rage as France and Spain battle blazes amid another heatwave.

Flat fee for legal aid remains as O’Callaghan announces changes to the scheme.

Tragic news from Cavan as a woman and child die in a two-vehicle collision.

In Japan, the earthquake death toll rises as rescue teams race against time.

Cannabis and cocaine worth nearly €2 million seized in Dublin over the weekend.

Fishing groups warn the industry won’t survive without crucial support from the EU.

Taoiseach meets German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to discuss key international issues.

Dublin Bus is recruiting female drivers with part-time hours to attract more women.

Two women plan a 150-kilometer charity cycle from Dublin to Wicklow after a pony theft.

Lucky escape for a driver as a car crashes down pedestrian steps in Louth.

Baby found 'emaciated' 19 days after social services closed the case.

Improvements to local breast cancer services are being welcomed by the community.

Colm Boyle praises Mayo teenage star Eoin McGreal for his key role in recent projects.

Scientists discover a 210-million-year-old dinosaur in Zimbabwe, sparking global interest.

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