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Dublin News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Dublin News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Dublin—from local news and business to culture, politics, 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 news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Dublin News Today is your daily

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1:45

Revolut Users Locked Out of WeWork | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Revolut’s premium users are suddenly locked out of WeWork spaces in major European cities like Dublin, Paris, and London — a shocking move that caught subscribers off guard. The rift stems from WeWork’s demand for higher fees, which both companies tried to negotiate to avoid passing costs or cutting perks. For Revolut, these WeWork passes are a key perk for their top-tier subscribers, who pay £55/month for three passes (or £15/month for one) as part of a bundle that includes gym access and

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1:40

Protect Your Camera During Solar Eclipse | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Don’t risk frying your camera during the eclipse—those last slivers of sun can wreck your sensor. Even with 94-97% coverage, unprotected lenses = permanent dead pixels. Use certified solar filters (ISO 12312-2:2015) for DSLRs, or DIY phone filters from eclipse glasses. Shoot steady on a tripod, use manual mode, and optical zoom only. And crucially: never look directly at the eclipse—even through your lens—without proper eye protection. Your eyes > your photos. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:50

Father Pleads for Life-Saving Drug | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

A grieving father is fighting to get life-saving drug Skyclarys approved for his son with rare neurological disease Friedreich’s Ataxia, after the HSE rejected funding — a decision that shattered his son’s hopes and left him feeling like he failed him. The drug, already approved in ten countries and hailed as a game-changer that slows progression, was deemed too expensive by Ireland’s health system despite patient and expert endorsements. With only 200 people affected in Ireland, the father is

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1:27

Water Ban Extended as Heat Persists | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

The heatwave is turning up the pressure on Ireland’s water supply — Uisce Éireann is considering extending the nationwide hosepipe ban as reservoirs remain under strain. With temperatures soaring to 29°C in parts of Leinster and Tipperary, and no fines issued yet despite a month of restrictions, authorities are urging everyone to keep conserving water. Simple actions like shorter showers, fixing leaks, and using watering cans can make a big difference — because recovery will take time, and

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1:55

Premier League Meets Irish Passion | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Manchester United vs. Leeds United drew a record-breaking 82,000 fans at Croke Park in Ireland — the biggest crowd ever for a soccer match on the island — with tickets reselling for seven times face value. Beyond the hype, this friendly underscored the Premier League’s cultural power, bridging British-Irish footballing ties even before the season starts. The British ambassador joined the celebration, highlighting deep-rooted passions across the islands. For Croke Park and the GAA, it was a

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1:27

Lucy Davis on Living Fully with Stage Four Cancer |...

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2026/08/12

Lucy Davis, star of the UK’s The Office, bravely shares her journey with stage four breast cancer that’s spread to her bones — and is now incurable. With chemo no longer an option, she’s choosing joy, humor, and defiance, asking loved ones to tease her instead of pity her. At peace with whatever comes next, she sees it as a return home. She’s committed to continuing her animal rights advocacy and acting — calling it one of life’s greatest joys. Inspired by her friend Jenna Fischer’s cancer

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1:17

Ronaldo Ties the Knot, Keeps Grinding | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Cristiano Ronaldo, the GOAT, just tied the knot with Georgina Rodriguez in a private ceremony in Portugal — four days before his new club Al Nassr kicks off their Saudi Pro League season. The couple, together since 2016, celebrated with a sweet Instagram pic showing off their rings. With nearly 1,000 career goals and stints at Sporting, Man Utd, Real Madrid, Juventus, and now Al Nassr, Ronaldo’s legacy is unmatched. He’s also played in six World Cups — tying Messi for the record — and led

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1:42

Kinahan Walks Into Court Unrepresented | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Daniel Kinahan, the notorious organized crime kingpin, was arrested in Ireland after arriving on a government jet — and bizarrely turned down a lawyer right then and there, despite knowing for weeks he’d be extradited. Facing life in prison for directing global criminal networks, Kinahan claimed he was isolated and assumed family would handle legal help — but the judge made clear he’ll have ample time to secure counsel before his next court date. His refusal adds intrigue to a system already

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2:00

Bourdain's Kitchen Legacy and Evolution | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential shook the culinary world, revealing a gritty, high-energy kitchen culture that drew rebels and outsiders alike — but as the industry evolves, a new generation is pushing back against its toxic underbelly, demanding respect, dignity, and a smarter, more humane approach to cooking. 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-level

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1:30

Belfast’s Musical Unity Shines | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Belfast just hosted the Fleadh Cheoil, a massive cultural triumph drawing 1.6 million people and proving music can unite even the most divided communities — from Sharon Shannon to the Shankill Road Defenders Flute Band, everyone came together in joyful harmony, backed by city leaders and community groups, lighting a powerful path toward shared hope and connection. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:33

Belfast’s Fleadh Cheoil Redefined Unity | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Belfast’s first-ever Fleadh Cheoil didn’t just play music—it rewrote the city’s story, turning divided streets into a pulsing, joyous community stage where pedestrians ruled and forgotten buildings became vibrant concert halls, proving that even without government, a city can unite through culture and creativity. 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-level news

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2:00

Tirlán and Costco Shake Up Irish Butter | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Irish dairy is heating up as Tirlán, a major Ornua shareholder and Kerrygold butter supplier, strikes a big deal with Costco to sell grass-fed butter under the Kirkland Signature brand — sparking farmer outrage over potential price wars and market erosion. While Tirlán argues it’s a smart move to meet rising U.S. demand for private-label butter and boost farm income, farming groups warn it could undercut Kerrygold’s value and squeeze already-struggling milk producers. Amid growing tensions

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1:54

The Table That Forgot Its Past | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

A dog’s obsession with a backyard drain cover accidentally became the perfect distraction while the family was away—giving me the quiet time to refinish a beloved, scarred table full of family memories. As I sanded away decades of stains and scratches, I wrestled with whether erasing its history made it less itself. The finished table gleamed fresh and clean—but my dog’s indifference confirmed one thing: imperfection isn’t a flaw, it’s the story that makes things truly alive. Listen in

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1:26

How Violence Forged Irish Independence | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Ireland’s path to independence wasn’t paved with peace—it was forged in blood and bullets. Historian Ronan Fanning argues that the myth of a non-violent nationalist victory is dangerously misleading, warning that today’s politics risk rewriting history to avoid discomfort. In his gripping new book Fatal Path, he reveals how political violence—from the Easter Rising to guerrilla warfare—was the only real engine behind Ireland’s break from Britain. Fanning dismantles the notion that Home Rule

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2:05

Irish Hands Built London | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Discover how a writer’s trip to east London turned into a personal history lesson—uncovering Irish names on streets and buildings, tracing their own family’s legacy in the city. Their grandfather helped dig the Victoria line in the 1950s, later joining the Garda, and even rode the line decades later with pride. From underground tunnels to union halls, the Irish have quietly shaped London’s bones and its spirit, proving history lives in the everyday—and that belonging runs deeper than you

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1:56

Eclipses Change Birds and Bring Us Together | Dublin...

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2026/08/12

When the sky darkens, birds fall silent or burst into song—nature’s eerie response to solar eclipses. From zoo animals going wild to Spain betting big on astrotourism, this celestial event stirs awe across cultures. The 2024 North American eclipse drew millions in a historic migration, complete with mass weddings and ancient wonder. With records stretching back over 4,500 years—and some pointing to Ireland as the oldest known witness—eclipses still command our attention, reminding us of forces

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1:37

Re-turn’s $60M Cash Pile Under Scrutiny | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Re-turn, the plastic bottle deposit scheme, is sitting on a staggering 60 million euros after just two years—with 700k going straight to directors, including the CEO. As a company limited by guarantee with industry-appointed board members, it’s effectively self-governed, raising eyebrows when directors earn 60k each—far more than typical. While they claim the cash is for future refunds, insiders suspect reinvestment in their own sector. With minimal government oversight, public trust hangs in

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1:41

Emma Slevin Joins Arkansas for Kyla Ross | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Ireland’s gymnastics star Emma Slevin is transferring to the University of Arkansas to train under Olympic gold medalist Kyla Ross, marking a bold next step after her breakout season at Minnesota. Despite calling Minnesota an “amazing experience,” Slevin’s sights are set on SEC glory and mentorship from Ross — a coach she’s admired for years. She’ll compete internationally this week at the European Championships before joining Arkansas, aiming for even greater heights. Meanwhile, teammate

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2:06

Adeleke’s Comeback in 200m | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Rhasidat Adeleke is making a stunning comeback at the European Championships, storming into the 200m semi-finals after battling brutal hamstring injuries that sidelined her for weeks and disrupted her 400m training. Her personal best—22.34 seconds—would’ve won gold here two years ago, and now she’s chasing history in her first senior 200m race. Facing stiff competition from Britain’s Amy Hunt, Dina Asher-Smith, and defending champ Mujinga Kambundji, Adeleke is embracing the moment with joy and

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2:00

Women Rewriting Polo’s Legacy | Dublin News

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2026/08/12

Polo’s not just for the elite—it’s a family affair, and Ireland’s historic All Ireland Polo Club is proving it. Since 1873, this self-funded haven has welcomed women into its ranks like never before, with Derville Meade as its first female president. With four players per team, each needing two horses, and matches split into chukkas, polo thrives on teamwork—not solitude. The sport’s charm? It’s inclusive: dads, daughters, even royals (yes, the Duke of Edinburgh played) share the field. Players

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