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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Ireland News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Ireland—from national news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local and national news to every region in the world and keeping communities connected. Ireland News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the country. Advertise on DNN: advertise@t...

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Clifford and O'Callaghan Dominate | Ireland News 11.07.2026

Two football giants, David Clifford and Con O’Callaghan, are rewriting the game’s playbook this season. Standing tall and electric, they’re the heartbeat of Kerry and Dublin, turning pressure into brilliance and defense into chaos. No strategy can fully contain them—just ask any defender who’s tried. As the semi-finals loom, the world watches, breathless, to see if their unstoppable force can stil...

Heatwave Hits Hard Water Supplies | Ireland News 11.07.2026

A deadly heatwave is gripping thirteen counties with temperatures soaring into the low thirties, triggering yellow warnings and raising wildfire risks. With record-breaking water usage—Dublin alone consumed 693 million litres in one day—Uisce Éireann is urgently asking residents to cut back on hosepipes and power washers, warning of possible night-time restrictions. Emergency services are on high...

Waterford's Win Slips in Stoppage Time | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Waterford led 1-0 after Conan Noonan’s first-half goal, but St. Pat’s stunned them in stoppage time as Aidan Keena calmly converted a penalty to snatch a dramatic 1-1 draw, leaving fans on the edge and Waterford heartbroken at the final whistle. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-l...

Limerick’s New Film Lab Opens | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Limerick just leveled up its film game with the grand opening of the Limerick Film Lab at the Engine Collaboration Centre — a game-changing hub for creators, from rookies to pros, designed to spark cinematic magic right in the heart of the city. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-l...

Down vs Wicklow Final Preview | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Down, the top-ranked favorite, faces off against underdog Wicklow in a high-stakes Tailteann Cup final — a David vs. Goliath clash where Wicklow, fueled by gritty comebacks and clutch performances, aims for history while Down seeks validation as they chase Sam Maguire. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This...

Man Dies in Hit-and-Run on Dublin Road | Ireland News 10.07.2026

A cyclist in his 40s has died in a suspected hit-and-run on the R445 Dublin Road in Co Kildare, late Thursday night into early Friday morning. Found and pronounced dead at the scene, his body was taken to Naas General Hospital for a post-mortem. The road remains closed with traffic diverted. Authorities urgently seek witnesses or dash cam footage from anyone on the road between 10:30 PM Thursday a...

Ferrybank Finally Gets Its Shot | Ireland News 10.07.2026

After two decades of legal limbo and community frustration, the Ferrybank Shopping Centre is finally on track to become a reality — with Dunnes Stores set to anchor the long-delayed development. Once hailed as a game-changer for the growing area, the massive empty building became a symbol of broken promises, as locals watched nearby shops vanish and traffic grow. Now, after High Court rulings and...

Limerick’s First Female Príomh Chomhairleoir | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Catherine Slattery closes her groundbreaking term as Limerick’s first female Príomh Chomhairleoir, calling it one of the proudest of her life and urging young girls to dream big in leadership. She thanked her supporters and emphasized the role’s vital importance—representing the people and demanding respect, equality, and validation. Fellow councillors echoed her call for mutual respect, with some...

Pink Coffee Morning for Breast Cancer | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Join Bluebird Care Limerick for a Pink Coffee Morning this Friday, July 10th at 10 AM at Hibernian House, Henry Street, to raise vital funds for breast cancer research and support services in Ireland. One in seven women here will face this diagnosis — your contribution makes a real difference. Grab a coffee, connect with your community, and help change lives. Details: email [email protected] or ca...

Young Irish Stars Shine on International Stage | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Destiny Lawal of Dooneen AC lit up the U20 Women’s 200m with a jaw-dropping 24.39, outpacing fierce competition and earning her a spot on the Irish team headed to Italy’s U18 Euros. Her clubmate Emer Purtill joins her—both rising stars ready to shine on the global stage. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai Th...

King Charles Meets Grandkids in Gloucestershire | Ireland News 10.07.2026

King Charles finally reunites with grandkids Archie and Lilibet at his Gloucestershire estate — the first in-person family gathering since the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Queen Camilla was also present, hinting at a thawing dynamic between Charles and Prince Harry, who’s been vocal about royal family tensions. Meanwhile, Prince William was across town playing charity polo, underscoring the ongoing r...

Judge Slams Lawyers for Walking Away | Ireland News 10.07.2026

A judge slammed solicitors for walking away from a murder conspiracy sentencing hearing, forcing a postponement as the accused, Jason Dunne, arrived without counsel amid a legal aid fee dispute. Judge Paul McDermott condemned the trend, warning that inconsistent regional practices undermine justice and can’t be tolerated indefinitely—especially when trials haven’t even begun. He stressed lawyers m...

A Gentleman Who Left a Lasting Legacy | Ireland News 10.07.2026

A beloved Waterford man, Seán Dower, has died after a battle with illness, leaving a community in mourning. Known for his quiet decency, unwavering loyalty, and deep commitment to service, he touched countless lives through his work as a councillor, his passion for Fianna Fáil, his love for Manchester United and Waterford hurling, and his dedication to the arts. His funeral drew a packed crowd, wi...

Heatwave Alert: Stay Safe This Week | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Heatwave alert: Temperatures are soaring and sticking around through next Friday, with potential highs of 30°C in some areas. Met Éireann has upgraded the advisory to include more counties, while the Fire and Emergency Management Directorate warns of forest fire risks and urges caution, hydration, and neighbor checks. Water restrictions are expanding across counties like Cavan, Wexford, and Achill...

Ferrybank Legal Battle Costs Waterford | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Waterford City and County Council is bracing for a hefty financial hit after withdrawing a costly legal battle over the Ferrybank Shopping Centre, forced to foot the bill for all parties — including Dunnes and Kilkenny County Council — with the Chief Executive taking full responsibility for a decision based on legal advice that ultimately proved risky. The case, centered on whether a retail impact...

Data Centers in Kilmeaden Under Scrutiny | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Concerns over new data centers in Kilmeaden are heating up in County Waterford, with Councillor Seamus Ryan demanding a full report. While the director of services, Ivan Grimes, says a formal report isn’t feasible right now due to active planning applications, he confirms the issue will be revisited during broader development planning discussions. The council is acknowledging community worries whi...

Hourigan’s Guilty Plea in Macroom Murder Case | Ireland News 10.07.2026

In Macroom, a 32-year-old man, Daniel Hourigan, faces murder charges for the death of 61-year-old Michael Foley in February—but he’s pleaded guilty only to assisting an offender, claiming he didn’t pull the trigger. His key courtroom moment? Telling Detective Garda Fintan Coffey after his first court appearance that “it was not pre-meditated,” a statement made under caution that’s now central to t...

All Together Now Festival 2024 Deep Dive | Ireland News 10.07.2026

All Together Now is back bigger and better this August Bank Holiday weekend at Curraghmore Estate — sold out already, but don’t panic, the new official app has you covered with maps, set times, and everything else. Iconic Afterburner returns with even more fire, music, and spectacle, plus a lineup of big DJs and performers. Wellness is front and center too: Lawns of Tranquility offers yoga, breath...

Ambulance Delays Cost Lives | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Senator Joanne Collins is sounding the alarm after her father waited over two hours for an ambulance—despite being just 15 minutes away—because of rigid shift-change rules that halted response. A community responder was already on scene, and paramedics were ready to go, but couldn’t leave until the night crew was officially on duty. The delay could have meant irreversible damage or death, and Coll...

Ten Million Payout for IRA Informant Victims | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Ten million pounds in compensation is set to be paid to families of victims killed by the IRA’s Internal Security Unit — also known as the Nutting Squad — after years of legal battles alleging state collusion from 1979 to 1994. The settlement, reached without admitting liability from defendants including the PSNI and Ministry of Defence, brings closure to families who endured stigma and decades of...

Psychosis, a Gun, and a Broken Home | Ireland News 10.07.2026

A man with a troubled past and a shattered mind walked into a woman’s home armed with a gun tied to multiple violent crimes — including a murder — and got five years in prison. Allen Burns, 37, was in the grip of cocaine-induced psychosis when he broke in, allegedly over a bitter childcare dispute with his twin brother. CCTV caught him returning with the weapon, which he claimed he found in a ware...

Kilteely’s Wildlife Garden Revival | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Kilteely Tidy Towns unveils a stunning new biodiversity project featuring 19 hand-carved wildlife sculptures by local artist Will Fogarty, each sponsored by community members, businesses, and the council — with kids from Kilteely National School cheering them on at launch. The garden makeover, already planted with over 500 new species, is part of a bigger push to elevate their competition standing...

Waterford’s Everest Hero Adam Sweeney | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Twenty-two-year-old Adam Sweeney from Dunmore East just became the first person from Waterford and the youngest Irishman to conquer Mount Everest, summiting on May 20th after a grueling climb that included abandoning a failed attempt and surviving the deadly “Death Zone” with no oxygen. Celebrated by Mayor Liam Brazil at City Hall, Adam’s triumph embodies Waterford’s grit, following months of inte...

Baby Born to Addicted Parents Gets Permanent Care | Ireland News 10.07.2026

A Dublin judge has granted a full care order for a five-month-old baby born with cocaine withdrawal symptoms, after parents failed to provide consistent care amid their own struggles with addiction and homelessness. The infant, who required neonatal intensive care and has since thrived in a loving foster home, was initially placed under emergency care. Despite a voluntary arrangement, the parents...

Bills Blocked and Big Moves Abroad | Ireland News 10.07.2026

Sinn Féin’s bold push for a united Ireland timeline hit a wall as rivals and independents rejected their Green Paper bill. Meanwhile, a hare coursing ban proposal was crushed 125-24, with government TDs voting against it despite public opposition. Across the channel, Farage and Le Pen pulled off career-defining gambles in France. Back home, MetroLink eyes a vacant O’Connell Street site, and journa...

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