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Dublin News Today provides quick daily updates on the stories shaping Dublin, covering local news, business, culture, politics, and community developments. Each episode is designed for on-the-go listening, helping listeners catch up in just a few minutes. Produced by AI as part of The Daily News Now network, the show offers a snapshot of what's happening across the city.
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Landfill Landslide Kills 30 in Conakry | Dublin News
Thirty dead, dozens injured after a catastrophic landslide at Guinea’s overflowing landfill in Conakry—just days after officials declared it unsafe. Torrential rains triggered the collapse of a massive trash mound, burying makeshift homes and triggering a frantic, round-the-clock rescue effort. The tragedy exposes deep inequalities: amid Guinea’s vast mineral wealth, millions live in poverty
Cork Unveils First Permanent LGBTQ Museum | Dublin News
Cork just became Ireland’s first city to host a permanent LGBTQ museum exhibition, “We Were Always Here,” marking a historic moment in national LGBTQ history. Opening at the Cork Public Museum, the exhibit blends physical artifacts and digital archives from the Cork LGBT Archive to reclaim and celebrate queer narratives long ignored or erased. Curator Orla Egan underscores the urgency of this
Congo’s Deadliest Ebola Outbreak Yet | Dublin News
Ebola’s deadliest outbreak yet has hit the Democratic Republic of Congo, claiming over 2,500 lives and spreading across vast regions — a crisis demanding urgent global action. Pope Leo is rallying the world to unite with local communities in a coordinated fight to save lives, as this epidemic surpasses even the previous record outbreak and threatens to become a global humanitarian disaster.
When Race Wasn't a Word | Dublin News
Johnny Nelson’s return to Dublin stirred deep memories — including a chilling childhood moment when a white kid asked if his skin would come off, revealing how race can be misunderstood even in progressive spaces. As one of Brendan Ingle’s protégés, Nelson embodies the power of boxing as an equalizer, where discipline and mentorship forged champions from all walks of life. His journey from th
Late Penalty, Tough Night for Both | Dublin News
Liverpool clawed a dramatic 99th-minute penalty to snatch a draw against Newcastle, leaving coach Andoni Iraola impressed by his team’s grit despite the late twist. Alexander Isak made his emotional return to St James’ Park but struggled to influence the game, though Iraola commended his resilience. Newcastle’s new boss Matthias Jaissle called the penalty decision soft and unfair, lamenting l
Child Poverty Progress Amid Mixed Signals | Dublin News
Child poverty dipped slightly from 8.5% to 7.8% between 2024 and 2025, but critics argue the government’s new coordination program is just repackaging old policies. While economic growth and increased spending may have contributed, having one central office tracking progress and aligning departments remains valuable—because childhood poverty affects everyone, long-term. It’s a slow game, but
Freedom Flotilla Heads to Gaza | Dublin News
A daring new aid flotilla, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, sets sail from Kinsale, Ireland, led by 74-year-old activist Romano — a retired law professor with a history of defending Palestinians at the International Criminal Court. Carrying humanitarian supplies bound for Gaza, the flotilla includes boats Kate and Handala Two and will stop in Sicily for critical training on evading interceptio
Newcastle vs Liverpool Thriller Ends in Drama | Dublin News
Newcastle and Liverpool delivered a heart-pounding thriller that ended 2-2, with drama boiling over in stoppage time as Szoboszlai calmly converted a penalty to snatch a draw. Elanga opened the scoring early for Newcastle, but Liverpool’s Gakpo equalized before Willock restored the lead — only for Liverpool to claw it back at the death. A game of relentless energy, quick transitions, and fier
US and Canada Trade War Escalates | Dublin News
Trade war erupts between the US and Canada as Trump slams Ottawa for unfair trade practices, triggering 50% tariffs on Canadian goods — a move Canada vows to match dollar-for-dollar. Prime Minister Mark Carney calls it “at war,” while US officials defend retaliatory measures as necessary to protect American workers and supply chains. The fallout threatens the future of USMCA, with new Canadia
Roses Gone But Art Remains | Dublin News
A traveler’s dream turned into a botanical treasure hunt when they arrived at Malmaison, only to find Josephine’s rose garden under renovation. But instead of walking away disappointed, they were invited inside by the gatekeeper—through the estate’s private apartments—to witness something even more extraordinary: Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s stunning watercolor paintings of every rose Josephine ev
US Prepares Harsh Sanctions Against Iran | Dublin News
The U.S. is preparing to unleash the “toughest sanctions in history” on Iran, escalating a months-long conflict that’s already crippled Iran’s economy and sparked defiance—including disrupting oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s foreign minister dismisses the new measures as “desperate,” arguing past U.S. military and economic pressure failed—and warns it won’t work now either.
Permissions Up, Construction Down in Dublin | Dublin News
Dublin’s housing scene is heating up on paper—over 80,000 new homes got planning permission last year, a 2.3% rise—but reality’s lagging: construction dropped nearly 7% in Q2 compared to the same period last year. While apartments lead the charge with over 25,000 units underway, only 42% of approved homes have actually started building. Still, momentum’s holding: 1,000+ new sites kicked off,
The Aide Who Followed Trump Everywhere | Dublin News
A White House aide named Natalie Harp, fiercely loyal to Trump and rumored to have followed him with a portable printer printing only positive news, stirred controversy with her outsized influence. Once an anchor for a far-right outlet promoting election lies and infamous for a viral video depicting Trump as a king and the Obamas as apes, Harp’s presence became a flashpoint—frustrating collea
Five Teenagers Lost in M9 Tragedy | Dublin News
Five teenagers lost their lives in a horrific head-on collision on the M9 highway last Sunday, sparking national grief and urgent calls for compassion. A car traveling the wrong way at 3 AM slammed into another vehicle, leaving families shattered as funerals unfolded this past Friday. Minister Jennifer Murnane O’Connor has pledged to meet with grieving families, urging unity and empathy. Yet,
Global Sports Week in Full Swing | Dublin News
Amsterdam’s World Rowing Championships roar to life with 850 athletes from 64 nations, including a strong Irish contingent. Meanwhile, Leona Maguire leads the charge at The K Club in the Women’s Irish Open, while college football fans gear up for TCU vs. North Carolina at Aviva Stadium. The Vuelta a España pedals on, snooker’s Wuhan Open continues, and global soccer heats up — it’s a sports-p
Norris Stuns with Zandvoort Win | Dublin News
Lando Norris pulled off a jaw-dropping late-race pass to steal victory from Kimi Antonelli at the Dutch Grand Prix, securing his second win of the season and 13th career triumph in a race derailed by Max Verstappen’s opening-lap crash. McLaren’s bold pit strategy gave Norris fresher tires at the perfect moment, turning the tide after Antonelli briefly reclaimed the lead. Norris now sits firml
Brighton Crush Villa in Dominant Start | Dublin News
Brighton crushed Aston Villa 4-0 in a statement opening to the season, with early goals from Lindelof’s own net, De Cuyper, and a brace from Hinshelwood leaving Villa reeling before halftime. Emery’s side, already crippled by injuries and uncertain futures, were further decimated when new signing João Gomes was sent off for violent conduct — VAR confirmed it. Villa’s defense crumbled under Br
Maresca's Wild Comeback at City | Dublin News
Manchester City staged a dramatic late comeback under new manager Enzo Maresca, clawing back from a Bournemouth lead to snatch a win in stoppage time — but the victory came with glaring flaws. Maresca, Pep Guardiola’s former assistant, looked rattled as City’s defense crumbled early, conceding after a defensive lapse. Despite key players like Haaland and Foden fading into irrelevance, substit
O'Brien's Streak Broken at Deauville | Dublin News
Diamond Necklace’s stunning undefeated streak hit a snag at Deauville, as Aventure stunned the field to win by two lengths in a gritty Group One showdown — and Aidan O’Brien blamed only one thing: the superior mare. Meanwhile, Man’s Best Friend stumbled in the Prix Morny, while Carry The Flag’s surprise surge sparked talk of a Newmarket tilt next year. Ronan Whelan got a one-day ban for faili
Wrong Way Crash Sparks Safety Debate | Dublin News
Five teens died in a horrific M9 motorway crash after their car drove the wrong way, evading police — a tragedy that also left four others critically injured on their way to catch a flight. Authorities are investigating links to prior joyriding offenses and plan to upgrade pursuit training, though they admit it won’t stop determined drivers. The incident has ignited debate over social media’s
Ireland Hockey: Men Celebrate, Women Fight | Dublin News
Ireland’s men’s hockey team lost a heartbreaker to France in the final seconds but still clinched top of their pool—securing a playoff spot for ninth place, their best-ever World Cup finish. Meanwhile, the women fell 2-1 to Scotland and now face a must-win against the U.S. on Monday to keep their playoff dreams alive. One team celebrates historic success; the other fights for survival—both pu
Seven Dead in A66 Head-On Crash | Dublin News
A horrific head-on collision on the A66 in northeast England claimed seven lives, including two police officers on duty and five civilians — four of them young men. The crash, which occurred early Saturday morning, involved an armed police response vehicle and appears to have followed a pursuit that may have ended moments before impact. The community is reeling, with local officials and the p
Jennifer Hegseth’s Rising Role in Defense | Dublin News
Jennifer Hegseth, wife of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, is stepping into the spotlight as a key player in national security — from attending high-stakes military meetings to chairing President Trump’s Military Spouse Commission. While the Pentagon calls her an “accomplished leader” and says she was only present for introductions at sensitive briefings, critics question her access to classif
City’s Big Summer Push | Dublin News
Manchester City just dropped a massive 95 million euros on 18-year-old Moroccan midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi, with potential add-ons pushing the total close to 200 million pounds — their biggest summer spend yet. Pulled from Lille’s match before his medical, Bouaddi already made five World Cup appearances for Morocco and debuted in the Conference League at just 16. His arrival is partly funded b
Fergus Walks Across America | Dublin News
Fergus Farrell, once told he’d never walk again after a devastating spinal cord injury in 2018, is now trekking across the U.S. from Brooklyn Bridge to Santa Monica Pier—over six million steps and 2,800 miles—to raise funds and awareness for spinal injury causes. His journey, “Fergus Walks,” invites people of all abilities to join him, proving resilience and determination can overcome even th
Zelenskyy Defends Delaying Elections | Dublin News
Zelenskyy rejects holding elections amid war, calling it too risky and divisive as Russia shows no sign of ceasefire, with millions displaced and troops still fighting. A former defense minister’s call for elections sparked tension, but Zelenskyy remains open to elections if international partners guarantee safety and legitimacy — otherwise, he calls the situation a “tsunami for the state.” H
3D-Printed Patch Fights Skin Cancer | Dublin News
Scientists in Belfast have invented a revolutionary 3D-printed dissolvable patch that fights skin cancer with precision. Tiny microneedles, embedded with two powerful drugs, pierce the skin without bleeding and deliver treatment directly to the tumor—eliminating the need for messy creams or painful injections. The one-step printing process embeds the drugs into the needles during manufacturin
McIlroy Charges Back Into Playoff Position | Dublin News
Rory McIlroy is back in contention at the BMW Championship after a shaky start, firing a five-under third round to sit just five shots behind leader Wyndham Clark. He opened with a blistering six-under and followed up with steady play, turning at one under before exploding on the back nine with four birdies — including a clutch recovery on the final hole. Now at 12 under, McIlroy admits his g
Ireland’s FA Drug Access Battle | Dublin News
Friedreich’s ataxia patients in Ireland are fighting for access to Skyclarys, a breakthrough drug that can slow the disease by up to 55%, despite its approval in the US and Europe. Families, including teens like Isabella who rely on it to preserve mobility, are devastated by the HSE’s repeated rejections based on cost — a decision they argue ignores real-world pricing. With a major protest pl
Brazilian Woman Found Murdered in Limerick | Dublin News
A Brazilian woman, Jady Rosa, was found murdered in Limerick, believed to have been stabbed — authorities are now investigating and seeking a known associate. A GoFundMe campaign has launched to help bring her body home and cover funeral costs, with nearly €4,000 raised toward a €16,000 goal. Her employer is handling transport from Ireland, but local travel and burial expenses still need fund
Iran’s Cyber Shadow Over UK Grid | Dublin News
Iran-linked hackers may have briefly crippled a small British power generator, sparking alarm amid rising cyber tensions. While the UK insists its grid remains secure and unaffected, the incident underscores a growing global threat: hostile nations are targeting critical infrastructure in the digital realm. With the UK hosting U.S. cyber defense ops against Iran — and Tehran warning that any
From French Treasures to Home Design Career | Dublin News
Sally OConnor, once a stay-at-home mom, found her creative spark in her own home—decorated with French treasures she brought back from trips. Inspired by a magazine photo, she crafted a stunning kitchen using custom and vintage pieces, blending international flair into her personal space. What began as a passion project has now blossomed into a full-fledged career, proving how travel, creativ
From Struggle to Advocacy | Dublin News
At just thirteen, Blezzing Dada turned her own battles with chronic illness, racism, and medical neglect into a mission to empower others. Now a fierce mental health activist in Dublin, she speaks candidly about surviving systemic failures while still navigating her own recovery — and the daily reality of being disabled in a world that often overlooks her. She confronts the loneliness of watc
Firefighters Lose Age Discrimination Cases | Dublin News
Two veteran firefighters lost their age discrimination cases as courts sided with employers over policy timing and contract clarity. Paul Curran, who retired at 60 just before the retirement age rose to 62, had his €15k award overturned — the court ruled his retirement was legally compliant and he faced no financial hardship. Meanwhile, Paul O’Dwyer, who believed his 1988 contract guaranteed
Rhasidat Adeleke’s Comeback Story | Dublin News
Ireland’s track stars lit up the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham with record-breaking wins and soaring TV ratings, as Mark English claimed gold in the 800m and Rhasidat Adeleke stunned with silver in the 200m. Beyond the medals, Adeleke opened up about overcoming recent struggles, crediting her mental grit and elite support team—including coach Martina McCarthy and physio Ciara
Rain Returns This Weekend | Dublin News
Weather’s flipping fast—after dry, sunny days, brace for a soggy stretch through next weekend. Heavy showers and even thunderstorms are rolling in from the south starting Tuesday night, with rain expected to stick around through Friday and into the weekend. Temperatures will stay mild but skies will be mostly gray, especially in the south and east where rainfall could be above average. Grab y
Sydney Marathon Medal Mix-Up | Dublin News
The Sydney Marathon’s finisher medals just got a wild twist—instead of iconic Aussie landmarks like the Harbour Bridge or Opera House, they accidentally featured Munich’s Allianz Arena. Organizers called it an “unfortunate error,” blaming a design oversight by artist Ambrose Killian, who didn’t touch that part. The German stadium even joked it wasn’t on their bingo card. While the team’s keep
Robot Beats Bolt in 100m Dash | Dublin News
Beijing just dropped a jaw-dropping robot race: Tiangong Ultra blitzed a 100-meter dash in 9.39 seconds—faster than Usain Bolt’s record—stumbling off course but still crushing the field, including rival Lightning who collapsed mid-race. This isn’t sci-fi—it’s real tech accelerating fast, with China hosting a global humanoid robot games featuring 2,000 bots from 16 countries competing in every
Canada Slams US Tariffs Back | Dublin News
Canada slams U.S. with retaliatory tariffs as trade talks collapse, sparking a dollar-for-dollar trade war that threatens the future of the US-Mexico-Canada agreement and forces Canada to defend its economy, sovereignty, and workers while scrambling for new global alliances.
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From Ted Lasso to Belfast Dreams | Dublin News
From the set of Ted Lasso to the pubs of Belfast, this candid episode reveals a 23-year-old actor’s journey through film, family, and self-discovery. She shares how trusting directors and embracing the edit shaped her comedy career, why her Irish roots run deep—from scones on a Monaghan farm to pantomime in Armagh—and how letting go of things, both physical and emotional, has taught her resil
Your CAO Journey Isn't Over Yet | Dublin News
CAO offers are dropping—and while some are celebrating, others are rethinking. But here’s the truth: your first offer isn’t final. The “Available Places” system gives you a second shot at higher education, letting you snag spots that opened up after round one. Whether you’re unsure about your initial offer or missed your dream course, this is your chance to pivot. Popular courses like enginee
Lyra McKee: The Murder Detective | Dublin News
A gripping new Channel 4 documentary series, “The Murder Detective,” uncovers the harrowing aftermath of journalist Lyra McKee’s 2019 murder during a riot in Derry, as police led by Senior Investigating Officer Jason Murphy race to bring her killers to justice. Amid national outcry and a vanishing suspect, the series captures the emotional toll, relentless pursuit, and systemic hurdles faced
ECB Warns Tech Valuations Are Overheated | Dublin News
The ECB is sounding the alarm again—warning that AI-driven hype has pushed US tech stocks to bubble-like valuations, echoing the dot-com era. Despite the market’s 360% surge since their 2014 warning, they’re still calling it “very high by historical standards,” urging investors to brace for a potential correction—even as the rally continues.
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Senses Alive in Your Garden | Dublin News
Transform your garden into a five-sense wonderland—where fragrant roses and mint tickle your nose, fuzzy lamb’s ear and textured bark invite touch, juicy berries and snipped chives deliver flavor, and rustling grasses and whispering trees fill the air with soothing sound. It’s not just about beauty—it’s about creating a living, breathing space that engages you deeply, moment by moment.
Dublin Land Stalled Amid Housing Crisis | Dublin News
A five-acre prime site in Dublin, just steps from UCD and public transport, is sitting idle despite being privately owned and perfectly suited for student housing—thanks to a local council vote against rezoning. The landowner, Colbeam, has appealed directly to the Taoiseach and ministers, accusing officials of ignoring national housing priorities. Students are equally frustrated, with UCD’s s
Dublin Canals Cool Cities Naturally | Dublin News
Dublin’s canals are nature’s own air conditioners, slashing neighborhood temperatures by over two degrees during heatwaves — creating vital “cool corridors” for hundreds of thousands. This urban oasis effect, confirmed in a Nature Communications study, offers a lifeline as July shattered heat records across Ireland and Western Europe. With canals acting like slow-release heat batteries, up to
Saira’s Tertiary Path to Degree | Dublin News
Saira Mughal, a 24-year-old software dev student, turned tragedy into triumph—returning home to Pakistan after her mother’s passing, she missed Ireland’s university deadlines but found hope in a tertiary degree program. Accepted within two days, she thrived in college’s intimate, supportive setting before moving to university. Now mentoring peers and nearing graduation, she champions this fle
Gregg Araki on Gen Z and Sex | Dublin News
Gregg Araki returns with his provocative new film “I Want Your Sex,” a sex-positive love letter to Gen Z that explores shifting attitudes toward intimacy, digital surveillance, and generational anxiety. Through the charged dynamic between an older artist and her younger assistant, Araki reflects on his own artistic journey from the New Queer Cinema movement, embracing his indie roots over com
Woke Needs an Upgrade | Dublin News
Woke is getting a software update—progressive leaders like AOC say the old version of the term, once rooted in Black vernacular and social awareness, has been weaponized and needs a refresh to better connect with everyday voters ahead of elections. It’s not about abandoning the message, but refining how it’s delivered for maximum impact and relatability.
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Wile E Coyote Sues Acme in New Looney Tunes Film | Dublin News
Wile E. Coyote is suing Acme for all those failed gadgets that gave him endless trauma—yes, the cartoon villain’s got legal ambitions. Meanwhile, a new Looney Tunes film turns classic characters into drag comedy icons: Daffy Duck battles mental health, Foghorn Leghorn runs a billion-dollar empire, and two drag train hostesses must save a runaway luxury train from a storm. The visuals are roug
Past Never Leaves You | Dublin News
Jamal Shaban, aka Jack, drops his gripping new novel “Every Exit Brings You Home,” a haunting tale of a flight attendant fleeing his Gaza trauma—only to find his past follows him everywhere. Through vivid Chicago streets and layered immigrant struggles, he explores how history never truly leaves us, weaving personal displacement with global conflict. Shaban reveals his own journey—from Lebano
Mayo’s Triumph Awakens a Nation | Dublin News
Mayo’s long-awaited All-Ireland title shattered a 75-year drought, sparking an emotional outpouring that went far beyond the pitch—uniting fans across Ireland in a shared triumph born from decades of heartbreak, resilience, and unyielding hope.
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The Weeknd’s Dublin Spectacle | Dublin News
The Weeknd dropped jaws in Dublin with a neon-drenched, post-apocalyptic spectacle on his “After Hours til Dawn” tour — complete with a giant golden robot, masked dancers in red, and a masked Abel Tesfaye delivering hits from his entire catalog. From “Hurry Up Tomorrow” to “Starboy,” the set flew by like a high-octane playlist, punctuated by a wild Playboi Carti cameo that added chaotic energ
Garda Sweep Seizes Explosives in Dundalk | Dublin News
Gardaí hit Dundalk in a major crackdown on an organized crime group, seizing weapons and suspected improvised explosives—drawing in elite units including the Army’s EOD team. A woman in her thirties was arrested under the Offences Against the State Act, facing up to three days in custody while investigations continue under tight security. This high-stakes operation signals an ongoing, serious
Four Men Charged in High-Speed Burglary Chase | Dublin News
Four men are locked in a high-stakes legal battle after a wild police chase and a string of burglaries across Dublin, Kildare, Laois, and Kilkenny — all tied to a silver Volvo that became the getaway car. The dramatic pursuit on the M50 ended in Chapelizod, where suspects allegedly tossed a screwdriver and fake plates before being apprehended. Luke Wall, Hugh Cash, his son John Cash, and Mich
Sword Attack at Swedish High School | Dublin News
A chilling school stabbing in Fagersta, Sweden, claimed the life of a 17-year-old girl and left three others injured — sparking national grief and political pause as authorities investigate an 18-year-old suspect linked to violent online content, including a TikTok post featuring a sword uploaded minutes before the attack.
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Murder, Mayhem, and Munitions | Dublin News
A chilling mix of crime, tragedy, and global tension unfolds in this episode: An Irish man faces murder charges in Australia after a Melbourne woman’s death, while a Limerick probe grapples with the fatal crash involving a Brazilian woman. In Ireland, two elderly women lost their lives in devastating road accidents—one hit by a lorry in County Armagh, another succumbing to injuries in Mayo. M
Brentford Outclassed Spurs with Smart Tactics | Dublin News
Brentford stunned Tottenham with a 3-0 demolition, proving smart scouting and teamwork can outclass big-money signings. Mamadou Sangaré, the £39m midfield maestro, dominated over Spurs’ £100m record signing Sandro Tonali, while Brentford’s goals from Lewis-Potter, Janelt, and Kayode showcased their attacking versatility. Tottenham’s costly summer spending didn’t translate to results—players l
Bray Head’s Trails in Crisis | Dublin News
Bray Head’s iconic seafront climb is crumbling—and a new study says it’s time to fix it. Commissioned by Wicklow County Council, the report calls for restoring the main path up to the concrete cross, which is now eroded and unsafe. But it’s not just about that trail: unofficial “braided” routes are spreading, damaging protected habitats. With hikers, bikers, and tourists flooding the area, th
Leinster vs Munster Rugby Rematch | Dublin News
Leinster and Munster are set for a thrilling rematch in Galway as both teams lock horns in the women’s interprovincial rugby championship final. Leinster secured their spot with a dominant 75-5 demolition of Ulster, led by Robyn O’Connor’s sensational five-try performance—including a hat-trick before halftime—and Katie Whelan’s three tries. Meanwhile, defending champs Munster cruised to a 47-
All Blacks Stun Springboks in Thriller | Dublin News
New Zealand stunned the rugby world with a commanding 33-16 victory over South Africa in the first Test, ending the Springboks’ 12-game winning streak and taking an early series lead. The All Blacks, seen as underdogs, capitalized on South Africa’s costly errors and discipline issues—including two late yellow cards—to score five tries, led by Will Jordan’s two, with key contributions from Jos
Ireland’s Nuclear Future Unfolds | Dublin News
Ireland is seriously considering nuclear power as a key tool to slash carbon emissions, eyeing Finland’s Olkiluoto 3 plant as a blueprint and exploring faster small modular reactors. A government policy paper is due by year-end, with legislation potentially lifting the nuclear ban soon — but don’t expect quick results. Building Ireland’s first reactor would take decades: from public consultat
Everton Rise, Leeds Shine, Ipswich Stuns | Dublin News
Everton stunned Crystal Palace with a 2-0 win, thanks to Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s early strike and a second-half clincher, marking a promising start after last season’s scoring woes. New midfield recruit Hayden Hackney made his mark as the team surged in the second half. Meanwhile, Leeds United edged out Nottingham Forest 1-0 behind goalkeeper James Trafford’s stunning debut—despite crowd jeer
Limerick Murder Probe Targets Suspect | Dublin News
A shocking murder has rocked Limerick, after the body of 33-year-old Brazilian woman Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa was found stabbed in an apartment complex. Her colleagues raised the alarm when she didn’t show up for work, triggering a swift police response. Gardaí have confirmed it’s now a murder investigation, with a key suspect under inquiry and public appeals for information. A family liais
Norris Claims Pole After Sprint Struggles | Dublin News
Lando Norris stunned the grid with a career-best qualifying lap at Zandvoort, snatching pole position ahead of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli — a dramatic turnaround after a tough sprint race. Despite earlier admitting his McLaren was struggling, Norris delivered a masterclass, proving his car remains a serious title contender. Team boss Andrea Stella’s steady leadership and recent upgrade
Wrong Way Drivers and the Real Causes | Dublin News
A deadly crash on the M9 motorway that killed five teens has reignited fears over drivers going head-on into traffic — a dangerous trend with roots stretching back 15 years. This latest tragedy is sparking urgent calls for tougher laws, better police training, and tighter controls on social media glorifying such acts. Experts warn current legal gray areas leave police officers vulnerable to p
Climate Scientist Sounds the Alarm | Dublin News
Climate scientist McGuire drops a fiery warning: politicians backing down on climate action isn’t just bad policy—it’s reckless and dangerous. He’s not here to scare you, but to ignite action, painting a grim future where kids inherit a broken planet riddled with climate chaos, distrust, and brutality. His book is a blunt, urgent call to move—no panic, no surrender, just decisive steps before
Stabbing in Newtownabbey Leaves One Hurt | Dublin News
Stabbing in Newtownabbey Leaves One Hurt | Dublin News
Garda Helicopters Grounded at Night | Dublin News
Five teenage boys died in a head-on crash on Ireland’s M9 motorway after driving the wrong way—believed linked to joyriding or burglary scouting—while a seven-year-old in the other car remains critically injured. The tragedy unfolded as Garda air support helicopters, crucial for tracking the vehicle, were grounded due to a severe pilot and technician shortage—not mechanical failure, but staff
Gardaí Seek Witnesses in Mayo Tragedy | Dublin News
An 80-year-old woman tragically lost her life in a collision on County Mayo’s N84 near Glebe Street—Gardaí are urgently seeking witnesses or dashcam footage from between 3:50 and 4:50 PM Thursday to help unravel the accident. If you saw or recorded anything, please contact Claremorris Garda station or the Confidential Line—your tip could be vital to uncovering the truth.
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Empty Nursing Home Stuck by EU Rules | Dublin News
A brand-new, sleek five-story nursing home in Rathgar is stuck empty—officially unregistered by Hiqa due to a crippling staffing shortage. Orwell Healthcare can’t find enough qualified nurses in Ireland or Europe, and EU rules limit how many they can hire from outside the bloc. With 150 patients waiting and hospitals eager to offload recovering patients, the building’s potential is stalled wh
United’s Set-Piece Struggles Cost Them Again | Dublin News
Manchester United crumbled again, losing 2-0 to Hull City in a match that exposed deeper problems than just tactics—this time, it was about heart, discipline, and the glaring lack of fight. Goals from Semi Ajayi and Nobel Mendy, both from set-pieces, punished United’s porous defense, while their attack floundered without direction or cohesion. Even with Michael Carrick at the helm, the same o
Wrong-Way Crash Kills Seven in England | Dublin News
A horrific head-on collision on the A66 near Middlesbrough claimed seven lives at 3:39 AM — including two police officers and five others — when a car traveled the wrong way, crashing into a patrol vehicle. Emergency crews, including an air ambulance doctor, raced to the scene but couldn’t save anyone. Families are being supported as police investigate what led to this devastating crash — a c
Liffey Valley Park Dream vs Reality | Dublin News
In the 1980s, Dublin residents rallied to stop a massive landfill near the Liffey River, winning protection that birthed dreams of a grand park. By 2004, a national park plan emerged, backed by the Office of Public Works with ambitious goals for trails, restored buildings, and riverfront amenities. Progress has been patchy—Waterstown Park opened, Silver Bridge restored (though not fully usabl
Farmers Face Winter Feed Crisis | Dublin News
Farmers out east face a dire feed shortage due to a brutal dry summer, forcing them to potentially import from westward regions—but only if the government steps in with logistical support. The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association is sounding the alarm, calling the crisis already underway, not looming. Surveys reveal alarming shortages: nearly 40% of farmers expect at least a 10% feed de
Co Kerry Wins EuroMillions Jackpot | Dublin News
A Co Kerry resident just hit the jackpot—winning over €1 million in the EuroMillions draw with a Quick Pick ticket. The National Lottery is urging local players to check their tickets for raffle number I-VBD-36131, while the winner remains anonymous, wisely keeping things private. Lottery spokesperson Emma Monaghan praised the win and reminded winners to sign their tickets to secure their cla
F1 Data Revolution Powered by AWS | Dublin News
F1 isn’t just about speed—it’s a tech lab where AWS is turning race data into real-time fan experiences, using AI to unlock the human drama behind the engines, even as it grapples with the energy cost of streaming terabytes of data.
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Ireland’s Cosmic Photographers Shine | Dublin News
The Reach for the Stars astrophotography competition crowned stunning winners from across Ireland, celebrating cosmic beauty through 140 breathtaking entries. Ekaterina Moskovskova’s “As Above, So Below” won Night Sky in Your Hand, capturing a couple under dancing auroras; John Walsh’s “Horsehead and Flame Nebulae” took Out of this World with jaw-dropping detail; and Babu Mon Melethil Gopinat
Jimmy Linehan's Excommunication Campaign | Dublin News
At 90, Jimmy Linehan — a former IRA member excommunicated by the Catholic Church for refusing to renounce his militant past — is launching a bold campaign demanding the Church lift all excommunications on Irish nationalists since 1169 and issue a formal apology. Once jailed at 14, he’s spent decades denied communion, yet still attends Mass daily — until driving became too hard. His movement s
Moby’s Rave Rebirth in Dublin | Dublin News
Moby dropped a rave revival bombshell in Dublin, tearing through his underground roots with high-energy dance anthems from his early DJ days to the peak of his 1999 hit “Play,” all while proving he’s still got that unmistakable rave heartbeat. After over a decade off the road, the 60-year-old icon brought the crowd roaring with classics like “Go” and “Bodyrock,” even tossing in a surprise Fat
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