Ireland News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th November, and here’s your Ireland daily news capsule.

Asylum seekers in Ireland from Northern Ireland see a significant increase.

Death toll in Hong Kong fire rises to 44, with nearly 300 still missing.

Justice Minister expresses shock over horrific fire attack on woman in Clondalkin.

Two National Guard members critically injured in shooting near the White House.

Transport Minister warns MetroLink plans could face a two-year delay.

Scotland's FM praises Ireland's unique combination of independence and EU membership.

Dublin City Council reports a 5% gender pay gap between male and female workers.

Major drugs bust at Dublin Airport sees €2.3 million worth of contraband seized.

Teen with asthma dies after waiting over four years for a consultant appointment.

Dunnes Stores issues recall for porridge oats over potential plastic contamination.

Father Ted writer Graham Linehan cleared of harassment charges, guilty of criminal damage.

Richard Branson pays tribute to his late wife, Joan Templeman, who has passed away.

NASA rover detects electrical discharges on Mars, hinting at possible lightning activity.

Medicinal properties of nature could provide significant mental health benefits, experts say.

More women are opting for Caesarean sections and induced labor than ever before.

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