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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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1:47

Irish Swimmers Shine in Paris | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Jack Kelly narrowly missed the podium in Paris with a stunning 59.36 in the 100m breaststroke, his third-fastest time ever, and is now focused on his main event: the 200m breaststroke. Meanwhile, Mona McSharry heads into the women’s 100m breaststroke final in second-fastest qualifying time, aiming to stay close to record-breaking Angharad Evans. John Shortt stunned with a dramatic comeback in the 200m backstroke semi-final, setting a new Irish record of 1:55.31 and surging from seventh to

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1:43

Football’s Hidden History in 12 Matches | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Stefano Bizzotto’s gripping new book “12 Matches” reveals football as a mirror to history, weaving twelve unforgettable games into the tapestry of 20th-century society—from WWI Christmas ceasefires to the haunting legacy of Il Grande Torino’s Superga crash. Through riveting stories of defiance, tragedy, and triumph, including Matthias Sindelar’s stand against fascism and Zvonimir Boban’s reflections on Yugoslavia’s fall, Bizzotto proves that every goal, tackle, and chant echoes with deeper

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1:52

Markets Watch Iran Peace Talks | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Global markets stayed cautiously steady as investors weighed potential US-Iran peace talks and the looming Strait of Hormuz reopening. Dublin’s Iseq dipped slightly, with banking stocks mixed, while Glenveagh Properties and Kingspan surged. London’s FTSE 100 edged down but mid-caps rose, BP and Vodafone rebounded. Across Europe, the Stoxx 600 held near highs, buoyed by local earnings like ISS’s strong report, offsetting Spirax Group’s slide. Wall Street opened flat, with major indices down

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1:33

James McHugh: Donegal’s First All-Ireland Hero |...

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2026/08/11

James McHugh, the legendary Donegal GAA icon and 1992 All-Ireland winner, has passed away — leaving behind a legacy etched in history, family, and community. A proud Kilcar man and brother to fellow star Martin, James wasn’t just an All-Star scorer or medalist; he embodied the soul of Gaelic football — playing for county, club, and kin with unmatched dedication. His impact rippled through generations, as his son Eoin, nephew Ryan, and cousin Mark (All-Ireland winner and current manager) carry

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2:10

Hitchhiking Through Time and Kindness | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Hitchhiking in the 80s was wild—full of hopeful thumbs, dodgy detours, and strangers who’d wave you off but still stop. From a rough night in Mullingar to a cosmic twist on Croagh Patrick, the author’s tales blend nostalgia, survival, and serendipity. One ride led to a Bruce Springsteen last-minute dash, another to a singing stranger who made him bolt. It’s a ride through trust, fear, and the weird, wonderful chaos of hitching a ride when no one’s sure if anyone’s even still doing it.

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1:49

FIFA’s Future in Question | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Football’s powerbrokers are staging a quiet revolution, demanding an overhaul of FIFA’s leadership after years of perceived favoritism and mismanagement under Infantino. With UEFA, Concacaf, and AFC drafting their own governance blueprint, they’re pushing for transparency, accountability, and smarter use of FIFA’s $5 billion reserves — even threatening to boycott major tournaments unless reforms happen. The stakes? A potential challenger in the next presidential race or the birth of a new

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1:40

Mass Fish Die-Off in Kells River | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

A major fish kill has hit a tributary of the Moynalty River near Kells, County Meath, with over 500 fish—mostly native brown trout and eels—dying across a nine-kilometer stretch. Inland Fisheries Ireland is investigating under a “definite line of inquiry,” collecting samples and collaborating with Meath County Council and the EPA under a new emergency protocol. Authorities are warning against consuming any dead fish found nearby. This isn’t an isolated event: recent months have seen similar

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1:54

Northern Ireland Demands Fair Funding | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Northern Ireland’s Finance Minister John ODowd is demanding urgent action from Westminster, accusing the UK government of unfairly underfunding the region and forcing departments to operate on emergency budgets since April. He’s called for a meeting with the Chancellor to secure a multi-year budget settlement that addresses a glaring funding gap — while Scotland gets £3 billion more than it needs and Wales receives £1 billion extra, Northern Ireland is left short. Health Minister Mike Nesbitt

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1:46

Your Voice Matters on LPT 2027 | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Don’t miss your chance to shape the future of your local property tax! Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council is seeking public input on whether to maintain the 15% LPT reduction for 2027 — a move Councillor Eoin O’Driscoll strongly supports, arguing homeowners are already paying enough amid soaring council spending. With only until September 4th to respond, and summer typically bringing low participation, he’s urging every resident to voice their opinion — whether you want to keep the cut, suggest

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1:10

Coolmore Cattle Tragedy Exposed | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Fourteen young cattle died at a Coolmore Stud farm in County Tipperary due to dehydration after their water supply was accidentally cut off during trough cleaning—and never turned back on. The company blamed “human error,” expressed deep regret, and said corrective measures are already in place to prevent recurrence. A disciplinary process is ongoing, and authorities are aware but not commenting further. This tragic, preventable incident underscores the urgent need for accountability and

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1:32

Food Safety Failures Exposed | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Food safety in Ireland hit a grim low as the FSAI slapped 13 enforcement orders on businesses for shocking violations — from human waste in a staff toilet at a takeaway to cockroaches crawling on food and rat droppings in kitchens. These aren’t just embarrassing blunders; they’re public health threats demanding immediate action, proving that hygiene and pest control aren’t optional — they’re non-negotiable for any food business. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:45

Fuel Prices Soar and What’s Next | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Fuel prices surged in August, with diesel up 11% to €1.92/litre and petrol rising 5% to €1.84/litre — costing drivers an extra €9.50 for diesel and €4.50 for petrol per tank. Global market forces, not tax changes, drove the spike, but brace for more: fuel duty cuts expire at month’s end, adding 9c to petrol and 10c to diesel in September, followed by further hikes through December. Experts urge drivers to boost efficiency via tire pressure checks, regular servicing, and air filter replacements

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1:25

Roses Rise Against Hate | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Dublin Rose Suad Mooge is turning hate into hope, standing strong after racist online attacks while preparing for the Rose of Tralee festival—where she’s determined to be a beacon for young people from all backgrounds. Born in Sligo to Somali parents, she’s proving representation matters, backed by a supportive team and a growing movement toward inclusivity. Fellow Rose Jessica Hunter, Irish-Asian, shares her journey of embracing her identity despite early struggles, reinforcing that

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1:46

IRHA Warns Trucking Industry at Crisis Point | Dublin...

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2026/08/11

Ireland’s trucking industry is on the brink, with the Irish Road Haulage Association warning that without urgent government fuel support, countless hauliers could collapse before Christmas. Facing soaring fuel and operational costs, industry leaders are rallying at their annual conference — a pivotal moment to lobby ministers and warn that cutting subsidies now could spark inflation, crush families, and deepen the cost of living crisis. Head of IRHA Ger Hyland urges delay until Middle East

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1:40

Oberstown Staff Strike Over Safety and Staffing |...

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2026/08/11

Staff at Ireland’s only youth detention center, Oberstown, are staging a major eight-hour strike over a deadlock in negotiations with management — a standoff centered on critical staffing shortages and safety concerns. Despite what the Fórsa union called “solution-focused” talks, no agreement has been reached, partly because the Department of Children was notably absent from discussions. The union insists that without government involvement, key proposals to tackle recruitment crises won’t be

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1:45

Brittany Ferries Drops Live Animal Exports | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Brittany Ferries is exiting Ireland’s live animal export market next month, leaving Irish Ferries as the sole major roll-on/roll-off provider for livestock — a move sparked by disruptive protests at Portsmouth. Farmers and politicians warn this threatens vital EU market access and price competitiveness, while animal welfare groups applaud the shift, citing suffering endured by calves during grueling journeys. With Brittany Ferries’ exit, officials are scrambling to preserve service continuity,

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1:45

Ebola Surge in DRC Hits 2K Dead | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Ebola is racing through the Democratic Republic of Congo, now claiming over 2,000 lives in just three months—faster than any previous outbreak. With no approved vaccines or treatments for this strain, health workers are battling a crisis worsened by war, weak infrastructure, and community mistrust. The virus has spread across five provinces and into Uganda, triggering a global emergency. In response, North Kivu has mobilized a controversial taskforce of militia and local leaders to enforce

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1:46

Colombia Earthquake Shakes Hearts Abroad | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake rattled Colombia, sending shockwaves through cities like Pereira and Armenia—and triggering waves of fear among Colombians abroad. For migrants like Alejandra in Belfast and Alejandro in Dublin, the tremor reignited anxieties about loved ones still living in quake-hit zones, especially where aftershocks linger and basic needs like water remain unmet. With some families displaced and homes damaged, the emotional toll is crushing—even for those who’ve lived

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1:28

Bow Echo’s Racing Career Ends Suddenly | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Bow Echo, the undefeated juvenile sensation who dominated races including the 2000 Guineas and St James’s Palace Stakes, has been retired due to a setback — ending his racing career prematurely. Trained by George Boughey and bred by the late Sheikh Mohammed Obaid, Bow Echo’s brilliance was undeniable, even defeating older horses in the Sussex Stakes. Though plans for a French Prix Jacques le Marois outing fell through, fans are already looking ahead to his legacy — especially his offspring, who

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1:02

Severe Crash on R169 Leaves Driver Injured | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

A serious crash on the R169 between Dunleer and Collon left a 70-something driver critically injured after colliding with a truck—its driver walked away unscathed. The elderly man is now in treatment at Drogheda’s Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Authorities are urgently seeking witnesses or dashcam footage from 2:45 PM Tuesday to reconstruct the incident. If you have info, contact Ardee Garda Station or the Garda Confidential Line. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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