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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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Adeleke Finishes Strong in Women’s 200m | Dublin News
Rhasidat Adeleke capped her season with a gutsy fourth-place finish in the 200m at London’s high-stakes Athlos meet, clocking 22.64 seconds and earning $15K—behind Olympic champ Gabby Thomas ($65K). Facing elite competition including three Americans in a six-woman field, Adeleke surged into third on the final bend. The event, part of Alexis Ohanian’s global push for women-only elite racing, p
The Woman Who Brought Tuam’s Truth to Light | Dublin News
A haunting new film, “The Lost Children of Tuam,” unveils the chilling truth behind a forgotten Irish mother and baby home—where nearly 800 children were buried in unmarked graves. Driven by relentless curiosity, Catherine Corless spent 15 years uncovering this dark history, turning whispers into global awareness. Despite overwhelming media attention—even with Liam Neeson by her side—she stay
Nigeria Gold Mine Deaths Spark Outrage | Dublin News
Over 30 detainees died in Nigeria’s custody after being rounded up during raids on illegal gold mines—many were teenagers skipping school. The grim discovery triggered mass protests in Minna, with demonstrators storming government buildings and security forces firing live rounds, leading to a curfew. President Tinubu vowed full accountability, suspending the NSCDC commandant and ordering pros
Culture Night Across Ireland | Dublin News
Culture Night lit up the island with creativity, from Cork’s 20-year Civic House Trust celebrations and Everyman Theatre’s inclusive backstage tours to Kerry’s Afrobeat frenzy. Northeast Ireland exploded with 100+ events — Dundalk’s ceramics, Monaghan’s Big Tom tribute, Wicklow’s Ryan Sheridan. The midwest shone too: Limerick’s silver/gold heritage exhibit and Clare’s fusion art. And Longford
California Moves Fast on AI Oversight | Dublin News
California’s governor Gavin Newsom just unveiled a bold new executive order to tackle AI safety — setting up a fast-track working group to mandate “kill switches,” third-party audits, and speed up existing oversight laws. While he’s been an early adopter of AI’s economic potential — even partnering with Anthropic — he’s also moved quickly to preemptively regulate, especially after other leade
Security Surge Amid Rising Political Threats | Dublin News
As political threats escalate, states are scrambling to install gates and cameras while law enforcement forms specialized units to combat rising extremism — a response fueled by global precedents like Ireland’s election violence, where women candidates faced brutal harassment. With lone actors driving unpredictable attacks, the solution demands more than reactive measures: social media must c
France Sounds Alarm as Russia Escalates Hybrid War | Dublin News
French President Emmanuel Macron warns of escalating Russian hybrid warfare targeting Europe, urging a defense plan against drones and cyberattacks to deter Moscow’s strategy of weakening Ukraine support. Russia denies the claims, slams UK arms shipments to Kyiv as complicity in war crimes, while Britain dismisses it as Kremlin distraction. Poland joins Ukraine, France, and the UK in a new mi
Teen Podcaster Lands Oprah | Dublin News
An 18-year-old podcast host, Glen Anderson, landed a surprise interview with Oprah Winfrey after pitching her through Gayle King—turning a bold gamble into a viral moment. Starting “Back of the Class” with his friend, Glen hustled his way to Dublin, where he approached King for help getting Oprah’s attention. She recorded his pitch, and within days, Oprah’s team reached out via Instagram. Whe
EU Kids Act Could Change Social Media for Teens | Dublin News
The EU just unveiled the Kids Act — a bold new plan to force social media giants to prove their platforms are safe for children, shifting the burden from parents to tech companies. Key moves include banning under-15s from creating accounts and restricting access for teens 13–15. While not yet law, this could reshape digital youth safety across Europe — with Ireland watching closely and timing
Garda Officer Faces Disciplinary Action | Dublin News
A senior Garda officer is under disciplinary fire for speaking to the media after an article sparked controversy, prompting the Garda Representative Association to fiercely defend their member. Despite repeated warnings from Garda management about strict policies on media engagement for operational matters — including a recent letter — the GRA’s general secretary called the move “incredulous,
Sorensen Joins Ireland Women's Coaching Staff | Dublin News
Brian Sorensen, the Danish ex-Everton women’s manager who left after a rocky start, is now Ireland’s new assistant coach — and he’s bringing serious pedigree to the national team. Formerly Aston Villa’s technical director and a decorated Danish women’s coach, Sorensen steps in as Carla Ward’s right-hand man, replacing Gary Cronin after just six matches. With three wins in fourteen games at Ev
Gabriel’s Exit Loophole Looms | Dublin News
Gabriel’s Exit Loophole Looms | Dublin News
Ireland Requests UEFA Exclusion from Israel | Dublin News
Ireland’s FAI tried to convince UEFA to keep them apart from Israel in future European draws for political reasons, citing precedents like Spain-Gibraltar or Ukraine-Russia—but UEFA firmly rejected the request, saying such decisions aren’t based on public sentiment and remain strictly within their governing authority.
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Garda Ombudsman Clears Officers in M9 Crash | Dublin News
A fatal head-on collision on the M9 on August 16th has sparked national attention, but a crucial update: the police ombudsman has cleared the Gardaí involved, confirming they acted lawfully during the pursuit. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly praised their difficult, split-second decisions under pressure, while An Garda Síochána reaffirms its support for officers caught in the emotional afterm
McIlroy Seizes Momentum as Leader Emerges | Dublin News
Rory McIlroy is surging back into contention at the BMW PGA Championship after a five-under round, now just four shots behind leader Ryan Gerard — who blasted a flawless 65 with an eagle and birdie to seize a two-shot advantage. With Patrick Reed’s withdrawal due to injury opening the door, McIlroy sees a golden chance to climb the Race to Dubai standings. Meanwhile, Shane Lowry, Adam Scott,
Liam Neeson’s Moral Mission for Tuam’s Lost Children | Dublin News
Liam Neeson was shaken to his core by the grim discovery of hundreds of infant remains at Ireland’s Tuam mother and baby home, a tragedy uncovered by historian Catherine Corless. Moved by moral duty, he became producer of the powerful film “The Lost Children of Tuam,” now premiering at Galway Film Fleadh with survivors in attendance. The film, starring Monica Dolan as Corless, captures the ha
JJ Gabriel’s Potential Exit from United | Dublin News
Fifteen-year-old JJ Gabriel is poised to become the youngest ever Manchester United player — until the club abruptly scrapped his cup squad spot, sparking rumors he’s set to leave for Europe. With an EU passport and Irish eligibility via his father, he could sign with top clubs like Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, or Bayern once he turns 16 in October. Amid swirling speculation and travel to Spa
Dublin Metro Costs and Airport Fares | Dublin News
Dublin’s new MetroLink is facing a costly and complex rollout, with potential airport surcharges and ballooning budget estimates threatening to exceed the National Development Plan’s allocated funds. The proposed fare structure includes a “premium” airport fee to boost revenue, alongside park-and-ride investments near Swords — all while contractor costs, design changes, and inflation push the
FAI Under Fire Over Israel Matches | Dublin News
The FAI is under fire for playing matches against Israel, with CEO David Courell defending the decision as a necessary professional move to avoid crippling financial and sporting fallout — including potential exclusion from major tournaments. While acknowledging the gravity of the situation in Gaza, he insists his duty lies with Irish football, not politics. The controversy stems from Uefa an
Diary of a Prejudiced Civil War Witness | Dublin News
George Templeton Strong’s diaries, penned over four decades and now hailed as a raw, unfiltered window into Civil War America, reveal a man whose sharp pen captured the chaos—and his own prejudices—of 19th-century New York. A lawyer and relief worker during the war, Strong’s entries from 1861–1865 brim with vivid detail, but also seethe with contempt for Irish immigrants, Mediterranean newcom
Clontarf Women’s Rugby Rise | Dublin News
From muddy rugby pitches in 2013 to packed Sunday games today, Clontarf FC’s women’s team has transformed from underdogs to champions—thanks to grit, a new coach, and a bold vision. After years of league ups and downs, Tony Lawless turned things around in 2023, building a culture of belief and winning promotion back to Division One by last May. This season, they’re not just competing—they’re
O’Neill’s Injury Halts Allegiance Debate | Dublin News
Young Arsenal star Ceadach O’Neill has pulled out of the Northern Ireland squad due to injury, halting any immediate decision on his international future — a move that could have locked him into three years with Northern Ireland or even permanent eligibility if he’d played in upcoming matches. Though he hasn’t signaled any desire to switch to the Republic of Ireland — in fact, he celebrated h
Markets Shake as Inflation Fights Intensify | Dublin News
Global markets ended a volatile week in the red as stocks tumbled and Treasury yields surged, fueled by central banks’ relentless fight against inflation. Europe’s Stoxx 600 and major indices like London and Frankfurt slid, while Volkswagen hit its worst day since 2025. On Wall Street, investors grappled with rising oil prices, higher yields, and the Fed’s latest rate hike. Company-specific s
McIlroy Charges as Reed Withdraws | Dublin News
Rory McIlroy is surging back into contention at the BMW PGA Championship, firing a five-under second round to sit four shots behind leader Ryan Gerard after his flawless 65. After a shaky opening day, McIlroy found his groove with key birdies—including a clutch 16-footer on 11—and now sits in a strong group at eight under alongside Ryan Fox and Nacho Elvira. Patrick Reed’s surprise withdrawal
Teen Boy Sentenced for Grooming Minor | Dublin News
A 19-year-old man, Ryce Clohessy, was sentenced to 28 months in prison for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Vandeleur woodlands in June 2023. He pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault and using technology to exploit a child, having groomed her via Snapchat with explicit videos and pressure to reciprocate. Their connection began at a christening, and the victim’s mental health
Burnham and Martin Meet at Manchester’s Number 10 North | Dublin News
UK PM Andy Burnham unveils Number 10 North in Manchester—a high-security, mixed-use hub sharing walls with GCHQ—hosting his first-ever meeting with Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Amid personal grief following his father’s death just four days prior, Burnham and Martin forged a heartfelt, productive dialogue on Northern Ireland and EU ties, capped by a relaxed ride to an Irish club where Burn
Ryanair CEO Apologizes for Rape Joke | Dublin News
Ryanair CEO Michael OLeary sparked global outrage after comparing rival airlines to “rapists” to justify his company’s low fares — a remark he initially defended as not trivializing rape. Facing mounting criticism from politicians, victim advocates, and the public, including a direct call for an apology from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, O’Leary issued a heartfelt video apology, acknowledgin
Dublin Park Gets Community Vote | Dublin News
Dublin’s unnamed local park is getting a community vote for its official name—councillor Supriya Singh is handing the mic to residents, offering three choices or an open suggestion, with door-to-door outreach and a QR code for those who can’t make it in person. It’s a small but powerful move to let locals own their neighborhood’s identity.
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DCC Energy Sale Approved for £5.73B | Dublin News
DCC Energy’s massive $5.73 billion sale to KKR and Energy Capital Partners narrowly passed with 78% shareholder approval, after a rejected April offer and a July compromise. Shareholders get $65.25 per share upfront, plus a potential $1.25 bonus if tech unit Nexora sells for at least $800 million—making the deal’s final value a wild card. While founder and some major investors voiced concerns
Comer Disqualified Amid Racing Debt | Dublin News
Billionaire Luke Comer’s racing career hits another snag as he’s disqualified from Irish racing for owing over €1.3 million to the regulatory board, barred from key areas and horse ownership despite still being able to attend tracks. This follows a 2021 doping scandal that led to a three-year suspension on his training license and ongoing legal battles over unpaid fines. Just days before his
Ireland Women Hire New Assistant Coach | Dublin News
Ireland’s women’s soccer team is set to shake up their coaching staff with the arrival of Danish tactician Brian Sorensen, who brings fresh experience from Denmark and a stint at Everton’s women’s side. His move comes amid a turbulent year for the squad — this is the third assistant coach in under 12 months since Carla Ward took over. With World Cup qualifiers against Kazakhstan looming, Irel
Garda Probe Targets Whistleblower | Dublin News
A Garda whistleblower’s 100-page inquiry into a former armourer’s protected disclosure is now under investigation — sparking alarm as the messenger, Rose Sweeney, faces formal questioning and an overpayment scandal amid her mental health crisis.
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Ireland’s Boxing Surge Begins | Dublin News
Team Ireland is lighting up the European Boxing Elite Championships in Bulgaria with early wins and high energy. Jude Gallagher, the “Tyrone Tornado,” crushed his Slovak opponent in a unanimous decision, while Dean Clancy clawed back from a first-round deficit to edge out a tough German fighter. Both Irish boxers are set to face French rivals—Gallagher on Monday and Clancy on Sunday—in pivota
Six Found in Rosslare Shipping Container | Dublin News
Six people were discovered trapped inside a shipping container at Rosslare Europort after one made a distress call—prompting an urgent rescue and sparking a major investigation. Five men and one young person were hospitalized, with three already released into Garda custody while the other three remain under medical care. Authorities are probing how they ended up in the container amid the port
Ireland’s 19 Michelin Key Hotels Revealed | Dublin News
Ireland’s hospitality scene just leveled up—19 hotels earned Michelin Keys in 2026, with two legendary properties, Adare Manor and Ballyfin Demesne, keeping their elite Three Keys honor. Four new Irish gems—Fitzwilliam, Leinster, Glenlo Abbey, and Marlfield House—joined the One Key ranks, while Cashel Palace, Ashford Castle, and The Merrion held steady at Two Keys. This global recognition cel
IFI CEO’s Legal Battle Continues | Dublin News
Former Inland Fisheries Ireland CEO Francis O’Donnell’s high-stakes legal battle over alleged unfair dismissal and retaliation for whistleblowing just got even more dramatic — his case was adjourned after his legal team went off-record, citing the need for new counsel, as hearings drag on with another seven-day session scheduled for October.
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Leinster Bring Full Squad to South Africa | Dublin News
Leinster’s rolling into South Africa with a full 41-man squad, ready to make their mark — a stark contrast to last year when injuries sidelined their entire Lions group and left them with just one point. Coach Leo Cullen has packed the roster with Ireland Nations Championship veterans like Andrew Porter, plus fresh faces such as Peter Dooley and Joey Carbery, alongside three newcomers: Tadhg
Dublin Exchange Revives IPO Surge | Dublin News
Dublin’s stock exchange is roaring back with a surge in new public listings, fueled by fresh sponsors and an “Access” market for smaller firms. After years of Irish giants fleeing to Wall Street, Euronext Dublin is betting big on homegrown success—backed by bold government ideas like tax-friendly savings accounts to lure younger investors. They’re eyeing Europe’s potential to spawn global gia
Johnny Marr's Guitar Auction Breaks Records | Dublin News
Johnny Marr just sold his legendary guitar collection for over four million euros—three times the expected haul. Iconic pieces like his 1982 Rickenbacker (used on The Smiths’ debut, later featured on an Oasis single) and a Gibson ES-355 gifted by Seymour Stein sold for nearly half a million and over two hundred thousand dollars respectively. Even a Fender Jaguar used in the James Bond theme f
EU Pushes for Energy Windfall Tax | Dublin News
Six EU nations are rallying behind a bold proposal: a continent-wide windfall tax on energy giants reaping record profits amid the recent energy crisis. Ireland’s Tánaiste, Simon Harris, is pushing finance ministers to act — especially as Ireland leads the EU Council — arguing that soaring corporate earnings aren’t from smart strategy but global shocks, while households and businesses suffer.
Tax Data Centers to Cut Bills | Dublin News
Ireland’s People Before Profit party is demanding a 20-cent-per-kWh tax on data centers to fund a €500 electricity credit for every household—and extra support for disabled households—arguing these energy-hungry facilities, which consume as much power as all homes combined, pay less than regular consumers while driving up bills by over €260 per family. With Irish households already paying EU’
The Weather That Changed History | Dublin News
Pressure is a gripping, behind-the-scenes WWII drama that reimagines D-Day through the lens of the weather forecast that made or broke the invasion. Centered on the tense clash between American meteorologist George Taylor and Scottish genius James Stagg—played with intense focus by Andrew Scott—this film captures the high-stakes gamble of June 5th, 1944. With Brendan Fraser as towering Genera
Redress Scheme Gains Momentum | Dublin News
A major government redress scheme for mother and baby institution survivors is finally gaining momentum, with applications and inquiries surging after a high-impact awareness campaign. In just one week, nearly 60 people signed up — four times the usual rate — while the helpline received over 500 calls and emails flooded in. Previously, only 21% of eligible survivors had applied, despite an 80
Sway Legacy: UK Hip-Hop Pioneer | Dublin News
UK hip-hop lost a true rebel and trailblazer: Sway, the Ghanaian-British pioneer who became the first unsigned artist to win a Mobo for best hip-hop act in 2005. Known for his fearless independence, razor-sharp lyrics, and refusal to fit into genre boxes, he carved his own path from mixtapes to his acclaimed debut “This Is My Demo.” His breakout hit “Little Derek” cracked the UK top forty, wh
Whistleblowers Demand Answers in Garda Debate | Dublin News
Whistleblowers in the Gardaí say they still lack proper protection, sparking a political firestorm as Labour TD Duncan Smith demands urgent answers from Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan and his predecessor Helen McEntee — despite the government blocking debate requests, echoing the fallout of the 2017 Maurice McCabe scandal.
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Teenagers Caught in Dublin Car Heist Chase | Dublin News
A stolen car chase erupted in Dublin after a theft in Coolock on Wednesday morning, spiraling into a high-speed pursuit through key areas like Whitehall and Ballymun—culminating in a crash with police at the M1 and R132 junction. Two teens were arrested; one charged and set for court, the other released under youth diversion while investigations continue.
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Teen Driver’s Wild Dublin Ride | Dublin News
A teen in Dublin pulls off a jaw-dropping stunt: steals a car, drives the wrong way on the M50, smashes into two Garda cars and a civilian vehicle. Charged with car theft and seven counts of dangerous driving, he’s denied bail by police but granted it under strict conditions — curfew, no Finglas, public transport only, and mandatory supervision. Emotional courtroom moments unfold as he speaks
Flávio Bolsonaro’s Shadowy Ties Exposed | Dublin News
Flávio Bolsonaro, son of jailed ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, is under fire for ties to a notorious police captain, murky real estate deals, and unexplained funds from a corrupt bank—while openly pledging to pardon his father if elected. Despite denying direct involvement in shady associations, experts say his links to power players like Nóbrega were strategic moves to project strength in Rio’
Real Madrid Players Face Fire Over Shirt Gesture | Dublin News
Real Madrid’s stars Kylian Mbappé, Ibrahima Konaté, and Vinicius Júnior are facing backlash for a symbolic shirt gesture meant to honor migrants in Ceuta — a city hit by a deadly border surge where over 70,000 people crossed in July, with at least 141 losing their lives. Critics, mostly right-wing politicians, accuse the players of lacking loyalty, despite Mbappé’s intent to show solidarity w
Ireland Explores JEF-Plus Naval Cooperation | Dublin News
Ireland is quietly eyeing a strategic maritime partnership with the UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force without committing to full membership, exploring a “JEF-Plus” model to boost naval capabilities and regional security awareness while staying true to its military neutrality. Led by the new maritime security unit, this initiative aims to share best practices, join exercises, and safeguard crit
Ireland Plays Israel Despite Pressure | Dublin News
Ireland’s football team is set to face Israel in the Nations League despite political pressure, after UEFA rejected Ireland’s request to avoid the fixture — citing no direct conflict between the nations and precedent like Spain-Gibraltar. The FAI, under financial pressure, insists it must play to protect Irish football’s finances, estimating a €5.5 million loss if they opt out. The home match
Politician Attacked in Dublin Traffic | Dublin News
A shocking political attack unfolded in Dublin when TD Michael Healy-Rae was allegedly punched in the face by a stranger while stuck in traffic — leaving him needing seven stitches. The accused, 51-year-old Anthony Foley, was arrested days later after police spotted him near the scene wearing identical clothes and walking the same dog as seen on CCTV. Prosecutors allege the assault was politi
Reform UK’s Border Crackdown Plan | Dublin News
Reform UK’s bold border plan could shake up the Irish border with spot checks and steep fines—aimed at stopping illegal immigration but sparking debate over trade, travel, and cross-border relations.
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Dublin Uni’s $4.38M Project Wastage | Dublin News
Dublin City University dumped nearly 4.4 million euros on professional fees for a student accommodation project they ultimately canceled—raising serious questions about decision-making, budget accountability, and how big plans can vanish with such a steep financial cost.
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Teachers Prepare Work to Rule Action | Dublin News
Primary school teachers are preparing to launch a bold “work to rule” campaign next month, refusing to go beyond their job descriptions — a move that could escalate into full strikes if demands for better pay and conditions aren’t met. This isn’t just frustration; it’s a warning sign that the education system’s backbone is under serious strain, and families nationwide will be watching closely
AGSI Demands Inquiry Into Garda Whistleblower System | Dublin News
Garda whistleblowers are sounding the alarm as the AGSI demands a full public inquiry into how protected disclosures are mishandled within An Garda Síochána, revealing that even those managing disclosures have raised alarms — undermining the very system meant to protect them. Ronan Clogher warns that without trust in the process, brave insiders will stay silent, sabotaging accountability. The
Teenagers Stole Car and Caused Chaos in Dublin | Dublin News
Two teens in Dublin sparked chaos after stealing a car and hitting the streets in a high-speed, reckless chase—wrong-way driving on the M50, ramming a Garda vehicle, and dodging cops until they were finally caught. One is charged and facing court; the other is being offered a second chance through the Youth Diversion Programme.
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Tracker Mortgage Scandal Fallout | Dublin News
Ireland’s Central Bank slapped six banks with nearly 275 million euros in fines for mishandling tracker mortgages — the nation’s biggest consumer overcharging scandal — while only one executive, PTSB’s David Guinane, faced accountability, thanks to a damning three-word email. His approval of a plan that ignored customer rights led to an 80,000 euro fine — until an appeal tribunal overturned i
Ireland vs France on Tech Taxes | Dublin News
French finance minister Roland Lescure sparked debate by suggesting Ireland collects too much tax revenue from big tech, arguing profits are spread across Europe and taxes should reflect that. Ireland’s Simon Harris firmly defended national sovereignty over tax policy, clarifying that EU-level changes aren’t on the table — instead, global solutions must come through the OECD. Lescure later so
Teenagers Caught in Dublin Stolen Car Chase | Dublin News
Two teens in their late teens pulled off a wild, high-speed chase through Dublin after stealing a car — weaving through major roads, driving the wrong way on the M50, and even ramming a police cruiser before being finally stopped. One is charged and facing court; the other is released under the Youth Diversion Programme. Authorities are still investigating — but this reckless stunt highlights
Dublin Culture Night: Free Events for All | Dublin News
Dublin’s Culture Night is back with free, wild events for everyone — from aerial acrobatics and historic Shelbourne Park talks to comedy street theatre by the Green Grannies. Film lovers can catch a Gaza documentary or short films about love and disability, plus a free screen acting workshop. Music fans get a soulful gospel concert by the Dublin Gospel Choir and a wild mix of Irish folk, meta
A Tragic Loss in Spain | Dublin News
A devastating tragedy struck a beloved London couple, Thomasina and Patrick Tobin, found dead in a hot tub at a Spanish resort—officially ruled accidental. Known for their generosity, deep family love, and warm hospitality, they were pillars in their community and cherished parents to teenage children Rhea and Séamus. Their funeral Mass in Ballintra honored a life lived with joy, connection,
Jemima Adams Verling Debuts for Ireland | Dublin News
Twenty-year-old flanker Jemima Adams Verling makes her Irish women’s rugby debut this Sunday at Tallaght Stadium — the first time an international match is held there. Rising through the ranks with standout performances for Connacht and in U18/U21 Six Nations festivals, including scoring against England and Wales, she joins a squad led by captain Erin King. The team opens the new season again
Suicide Bombing Rocks Pakistani Police Compound | Dublin News
A devastating suicide bombing rocked Kohat, Pakistan, as a car packed with explosives slammed into a police compound during Friday prayers, killing 16—including five officers—and sparking a deadly shootout. Gunmen accompanying the bomber engaged security forces, and one attacker was killed in the crossfire. Authorities confirmed it was a coordinated assault targeting police and civilians, ami
Von der Leyen’s Bold EU Vision | Dublin News
Ursula von der Leyen unveiled a bold, resilient vision for Europe in her State of the Union address, tackling climate change, AI, and Russian aggression head-on while declaring the EU stronger than ever — even as it feels precarious. She’s pushing for new global partnerships, notably offering Canada associate membership to deepen ties beyond traditional alliances, signaling a shift toward pro
Dalymount Delayed Until 2027 | Dublin News
Bohemians’ move from Dalymount Park just got delayed until May 2027 as they scramble to find a suitable new home with floodlights — and now fans brace for split-season games, with the last match under old lights set for October 23, 2026, and a full return to the revamped stadium not until 2029.
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Taoiseach Meets UK PM in Manchester | Dublin News
Ireland’s Taoiseach makes history as first foreign leader to visit UK PM’s Manchester office, forging a powerful new chapter in UK-EU ties amid shared commitments to peace, justice, and diplomacy.
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Bronze Shoes Mark Irish Famine Journey | Dublin News
Ireland’s Global Famine Way makes its U.S. debut with a striking bronze shoe memorial on Staten Island, honoring the millions of Irish emigrants uprooted by famine in the 1840s—many who settled in New York, Boston, and beyond, forming the backbone of America’s massive Irish diaspora. This immersive, digital-linked trail connects ancestral journeys worldwide, inviting visitors to hear firsthan
Ireland Urged to Act on Turkey’s LGBTQ+ Crackdown | Dublin News
Senator Patricia Stephenson is urging Ireland’s Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee to urgently contact the Turkish Embassy in Dublin, demanding a formal response to Turkey’s sweeping crackdown on LGBTQ+ activists and journalists—justified under flimsy charges of obscenity and child protection. As global LGBTQ+ rights erode, Stephenson warns this targeted persecution signals a dangerous tr
Seoul Rejects US Military Ask | Dublin News
South Korea’s president defiantly rejects U.S. pressure to send troops to the Middle East, opting instead to expand a navy destroyer’s anti-piracy mission near the Strait of Hormuz — strictly to protect Korean shipping, not join combat. As President Trump publicly chides Seoul for not reciprocating U.S. security commitments, President Lee faces plummeting approval ratings amid domestic turmoi
CEA Pays Legal Fees After Case Withdrawn | Dublin News
The Companies Enforcement Authority paid out nearly 37,000 euros—not as compensation, but to cover legal fees for a complainant who dropped their case. The CEA, which enforces business regulations and handles court matters, made the payment only after receiving ministerial approval and confirming the complainant withdrew claims. No fault or liability was admitted. Meanwhile, the CEA spent ove
Stay Home, Stay Independent | Dublin News
Stay put in your own home longer—state grants help older adults and people with disabilities make essential repairs and upgrades, from heating systems to accessible bathrooms and mobility aids. Apply through your local council, where eligibility depends on income and specific needs. Grants vary by region, so check what counts as “necessary” and whether taxes apply. Faster processing is availa
Warren Buffett Steps Down as Chairman | Dublin News
Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, transitioning to the newly created role of chairman emeritus, while his son Howard Buffett takes over as chairman — a carefully planned succession that continues the company’s leadership evolution following Greg Abel’s rise as CEO. With decades of experience on the board and a deep understanding of Berkshire’s culture, Howard
European Real Estate Gems | Dublin News
Europe’s got some seriously dreamy real estate deals right now—think oceanfront cabins in Norway, castle-adjacent villas in France, sky-high Berlin penthouses, and sprawling Italian farmhouses with pools and wine cellars. Each one offers a unique slice of luxury: from breezy waterfront escapes to historic charm, urban chic, or countryside potential. Whether you’re chasing relaxation, history,
Bohemians Stay at Dalymount Longer | Dublin News
Bohemians fans, rejoice — your beloved club is staying put at Dalymount Park until May 2027, defying the original plan to relocate for a €60 million renovation. After delays, the team will continue playing home games there, albeit shifted from Friday nights to Saturday/Sunday afternoons due to floodlight and terrace work. The last game under the iconic lights? October 23rd. Both men’s and wom
VW’s Electric Efficiency Marvel | Dublin News
Volkswagen’s Mission Efficiency concept proves electric efficiency can be wild without breaking the bank—crushing 1,200 km from Germany to Vienna on a single charge (with a quick top-up), using less than half the energy of most EVs, thanks to clever tech from existing models, a solar roof, and aerodynamic wizardry. Not for sale, but a bold vision of what’s possible when you ditch flashy specs
Legal Aid Fees Spark System Crisis | Dublin News
The legal aid system is in chaos as courts face delays and solicitors revolt over new flat-fee rules. The Minister claims reforms will boost efficiency and cut costs, but veteran lawyers say they’re being forced to work for free on complex cases. Two long-serving solicitors quit after decades, accusing the government of misrepresenting the situation. While the Minister points to increased cas
Garda Investigation Clears Officers in M9 Tragedy | Dublin News
A tragic head-on collision on the M9 motorway last August claimed five teenage lives when a BMW traveling the wrong way crashed into another vehicle. The Garda watchdog Fiosrú has now concluded its investigation, finding that officers followed protocol and acted appropriately during the pursuit — which began on a different road before the car entered the motorway against traffic. Despite atte
Martin and Burnham Strengthen UK-Ireland Ties | Dublin News
Taoiseach Micheál Martin made history as the first world leader invited to British PM Andy Burnham’s new “No 10 North” initiative, praising Burnham’s humanitarian stance on Israel-Palestine and reaffirming UK-Ireland ties amid EU reset talks. The pair also honored personal bonds, with Burnham offering condolences for Martin’s late father, while jointly stressing support for Ukraine and uphold
Martin and Burnham Strengthen UK-Ireland Ties | Dublin News
Taoiseach Micheál Martin made history as the first world leader invited to British PM Andy Burnham’s new “No 10 North” initiative, praising Burnham’s humanitarian stance on Israel-Palestine and reaffirming UK-Ireland ties amid EU reset talks. The pair also honored personal bonds, with Burnham offering condolences for Martin’s late father, while jointly stressing support for Ukraine and uphold
