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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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2:00

McGregor's Comeback Amid Legal Storm | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Conor McGregor’s high-stakes UFC return in Vegas is overshadowed by a 2018 civil ruling finding him liable for rape, a verdict upheld by higher courts and triggering fallout with business partners. Despite his failed 2025 presidential bid—where he claimed Ireland was losing its Irishness and garnered no political support—the MMA world, especially the UFC, remains undeterred. His ties to Donald Trump, who has hosted UFC events at the White House and welcomed McGregor to the Oval Office,

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1:34

The Pollock Queen Who Defied Expectations | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

When Bernie, the narrator’s dad’s new girlfriend, unexpectedly wins the chaotic Wicklow Pollock Festival—despite bizarre answers comparing herself to a trout and baffling judges—the whole family is thrown into disbelief. Dad cheers her on like she’s a rockstar, oblivious to the stunned silence of the crowd, while Sorcha notes how wildly different this scene is from their usual social life. Even the narrator, a former rugby star, tries to joke but gets shushed. He’s convinced the contest was

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1:54

Born to Be a Jockey, Ended Up as the Horse | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Jack O’Leary, a ten thousand meter runner with Irish grit and a racing legacy, is chasing glory at the European Championships—born to be a jockey, he ended up as the horse. Rising from injury, illness, and funding loss, he’s now in peak form after a standout fifth-place finish at the European Cross-Country Championships. Supported by his family, especially his parents who cheered him on even from afar, he trains alongside Darragh McElhinney under one coach, aiming for Birmingham podium glory

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1:48

Derry's Walls: History Walks Tall | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Derry’s ancient walls—standing for 400 years, surviving four sieges and 50 years of conflict—are not just ruins but a living symbol of the city’s identity. Stretching 1.5 km and wide enough to walk around, they host annual commemorations like the Apprentice Boys’ march, rivaling even the Twelfth of July. Local wardens like Garvin Kerr see them as sacred spaces for reflection, while tourists marvel at their preservation, often comparing them to other historic walled cities. The walls offer a

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1:56

Coolmore vs Regan: A Feud in the Stables | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Billionaire John Magnier is accusing Maurice Regan of a personal vendetta, claiming Regan is weaponizing a competition law case to destroy his reputation and business. The feud stems from a disputed property deal on the Barne Estate, but Magnier’s legal team says it’s just the tip of a much larger campaign — including leaked texts, damaging interviews, and a ban on Regan’s horses from Coolmore’s breeding services. Magnier alleges Regan has been targeting him since 1999, when his family lost a

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2:04

Phoenix Park's Hidden History and Future | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Dublin’s Phoenix Park, Europe’s largest enclosed city park, boasts a rich 400-year history from royal deer hunting ground to bustling public oasis—now fighting traffic to preserve its green heart for future generations. 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 summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources &

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1:49

Housing Crisis vs Local Resistance | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Hundreds of residents are blocking a major housing development near the M50, arguing it’s the right solution for affordability and transport access—but their resistance is fueling soaring prices and pushing working-class families out. While everyone agrees housing must be solved, local opposition and a passive state are letting homeowners win, turning supply into a political football. Ireland’s housing crisis isn’t just about cost—it’s about who gets to live where, and whether the State will

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1:58

Online Influence vs Real Caregiving Pressures |...

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2026/08/08

The government’s new campaign targets toxic online influencers from the “tradwife” and “manosphere” scenes, aiming to dismantle harmful gender norms around caregiving and warn against blindly following figures like Andrew Tate. But critics argue it sidesteps deeper structural issues: lack of affordable childcare, inflexible work hours, and the invisible burden of unpaid elder care that erodes women’s retirement security. While online misogyny deserves attention, some say real change requires

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1:58

Donal Ryan on Time, Silence, and Summer Break |...

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2026/08/08

At 50, novelist Donal Ryan marked the milestone with a Shakespearean quote, reflecting on time’s relentless tide—a theme woven through his eight acclaimed novels and award-winning short stories. Despite early manuscripts lost to misfortune and a career shift from Civil Service to teaching creative writing, he churns out first drafts in 10-11 weeks from his attic studio and university office. Balancing literary ambition with financial pressure—supporting two teens amid soaring bills—he admits

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1:20

Legacy of Irish Fish & Chip Legend | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Rocco Macari, the beloved Irish-Italian fish and chip king who built a two-million-euro empire from his Tallaght roots, passed away at 82—leaving behind five kids, a thriving family business, and a legacy of community spirit. Meanwhile, Annette Hanley’s five-million-euro estate reflects her savvy in e-commerce and marketing, while tourism titan Margaret “Sue” Uda bequeathed over three million euros to mentor the next generation of travel leaders. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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1:44

Dunsink’s Bold Housing Plan Sparks Debate | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Dunsink’s ambitious plan to build 18,500 homes—mostly high-rise apartments—is sparking fierce debate. Critics say the proposed density, up to 225 homes per hectare, far exceeds government guidelines and risks financial collapse, especially since key areas lack public transport. Architect Tony Reddy warns it undermines sustainable community design, urging densities of 40-80 homes per hectare in general zones—with higher numbers only near transit hubs like Ashtown and Navan Road Parkway. The

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1:30

Belfast Shines at Fleadh Cheoil | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Belfast is alive with music and magic as it hosts the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann for the first time, drawing over 800,000 visitors and transforming the city center into a vibrant cultural hub. Locals and tourists alike are swept up in the festive energy, with families like Adele Haase and her son Matthew Rowe raving about the immersive musical experience — especially meaningful for Adele, who hadn’t returned to Ireland in decades. The event has sparked powerful moments of unity, including a

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1:34

Vacant Site Levy Doubled to 140K | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

A property owner in Limerick, Thanos Securities Limited, faced a shocking bill after losing an appeal against a derelict site levy — their two-year charge ballooned from €35,000 to €140,000. Despite claiming they’d done work on the vacant building on Catherine Street, the planning commission called it an eyesore and doubled the levy. The site, registered as vacant since 2018 with planning applications dating back to 2004, is slated for 76 apartments — but for now, the owners are paying the

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1:24

NSAI Medical Testing Division Shutdown | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

NSAI’s plan to shut down its medical device testing division threatens up to 20 jobs, sparking outrage from Unite who blame poor staffing and backlog issues. The move, timed just before a long weekend, follows financial reviews but risks damaging local manufacturers and setting a troubling precedent for public sector cuts. 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,

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1:33

Fairy Trees Wine Controversy | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

A controversial Irish wine called Fairy Trees is sparking outrage after revealing a quarter of its grapes come from France — despite being labeled “produced in Ireland.” Distributor Cassidy Wines pulled the product, citing misleading marketing, while French-born owner Bertrand Lacile defends his efforts to grow Irish wine and claims he’s being unfairly targeted. Now facing backlash and even legal threats, Lacile has listed his winery for sale — caught in a cultural tug-of-war over authenticity,

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1:41

Ireland’s Warm Spell Amid Clouds | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Ireland braces for a warm, humid heatwave next week—with temps hitting up to 28°C—though sunny spells will be fleeting, buried under clouds and rain. Saturday offers the best chance of clear skies, while Sunday’s events—from camogie finals to ComicCon and Fleadh Cheoil—will unfold under mostly cloudy conditions. Temperatures climb through Monday and Tuesday, peak with sticky warmth and showers by Wednesday, then cool off slightly by Thursday and Friday. Pack layers, grab an umbrella, and enjoy

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1:39

Italian Flavors, Local Ingredients | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Craving southern Italy’s bold flavors without leaving home? This episode turns your kitchen into a sun-drenched trattoria, spotlighting fresh local ingredients. Start with crispy calamari—perfectly fried squid coated in rice and flour, tossed with zesty lemon aioli. Then savor a vibrant tomato salad: ripe tomatoes marinated in olive oil, vinegar, salt, and sugar, topped with creamy yogurt and smoked mackerel. Simple, seasonal, and deeply satisfying—proof that Italian magic lives in your

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1:39

Vintage Finds & Hidden Stories | Dublin News

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2026/08/08

Discover the magic of the South Dublin Antiques and Vintage Fair, where vintage jewelry, glassware, furniture, coins, and postcards come alive in Dún Laoghaire. Vendors—many former shop owners or passionate hobbyists—share stories of sourcing treasures from Europe post-Brexit, while collectors hunt for one-of-a-kind finds like amber pendants or pottery. From home office essentials to nostalgic toys, this lively fair is a haven for enthusiasts, artists, and bargain hunters alike—where every item

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1:12

Longitude Festival Not Linked to Nightclub Incident |...

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2026/08/08

A Dublin nightclub incident in July 2019 sparked confusion when the Irish Times wrongly linked it to the recently ended Longitude festival. Festival promoters MCD Productions and the Garda Press Office swiftly clarified there was no connection, emphasizing the mix-up was purely reporting error. The Irish Times later apologized for the misstep, acknowledging the fallout and praising MCD for their calm response — a reminder that even reputable outlets can get things wrong, and accountability

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1:31

Garda Raid Targets Organized Crime in Cavan | Dublin...

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2026/08/07

Irish police stormed four locations in County Cavan with 40 officers, including armed units, arresting three men in their thirties linked to a string of serious assaults. The attacks—two on August 2nd and another on the 5th—left multiple victims injured and hospitalized, sparking fears of organized family gang violence. Authorities now suspect organized crime involvement, leading to the raid and arrests. The suspects face charges and are set to appear in court this Saturday, held under custody

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