Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th August, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

€4 million security bill to protect Tipperary complex for Ukrainian families fleeing war.

Irish government to chair EU meeting on Ceuta migrant crisis amid rising tensions.

Hundreds object to plans for Ireland’s largest new town with 18,500 homes proposed.

Controversial journalist Rod Liddle, known for calling Roy Keane a 'thug', dies aged 66.

Funding announced for 9,000 additional counselling sessions aimed at LGBTQ+ and young people.

Gardaí investigate firearm discharge in Ballinasloe, leaving one man injured in Galway.

Man dies after a serious crash in County Donegal, mother pays tribute to her son.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast for ten counties, yellow weather warning issued.

Arrest made in Athens after Scots woman found dead in suitcase, suspect admits to hiding body.

Thousands pack Tuam Stadium to celebrate All-Ireland senior ladies champions' homecoming.

Cork's Molly Lynch competes for six-in-a-row Poc Fada titles as Limerick's Colin Ryan retains crown.

You can learn about next week’s rare solar eclipse over pints in Cork.

Ancient rocks in Ireland suggest volcanoes pulse between mush and melt before eruptions.

Cancer rehab trial receives €100,000 boost after demonstrating success in patient recovery.

Getting fit for work at work: new initiatives aim to improve employee wellness.

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