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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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1:34

Corporations Exploit Pension System | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Big corporations tried to sneak employees into low-benefit pension plans just before the government’s new auto-enrolment system launched, hoping to lock them out of better, state-backed retirement options. With only 1% employer contributions and no promise of growth, these schemes barely helped workers—especially since pensions weren’t mandatory before. Financial advisors helped design the plan, timing it to exploit a loophole. But the government caught on fast, pressured one major company to

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1:27

Food Safety Failures Exposed | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Food safety just took a nasty turn in Ireland as the FSAI slapped 13 businesses with enforcement orders for gross hygiene failures—think manhole overflow near food prep, cockroaches crawling on surfaces and dead ones under microwaves, plus rodent droppings and crumbling walls. These aren’t minor lapses; they’re blatant breaches of public health law. The FSAI’s chief called it deeply concerning, stressing that cleaning, pest control, and safe food handling aren’t optional—they’re mandatory. Some

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1:24

Ulster Rugby’s Injury List & Recovery | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Ulster Rugby’s captain Iain Henderson is sidelined for months after hip surgery, adding to a growing list of players rehabbing — including Bryn Ward, Juarno Augustus, and Jude Postlethwaite. With preseason matches against Edinburgh and Ospreys coming up, the team is racing to find rhythm before their URC opener at home on September 25th, hoping Henderson returns just in time to lead the charge. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:57

Wind Farm Battle Heads to Appeal | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

A wind farm in County Wexford is locked in a legal battle after a judge ruled its turbines created excessive noise, violating residents’ right to peace — a first-of-its-kind ruling in Ireland or Britain. The company, Meenacloghspar, is appealing the decision, set for November, and has twice tried to pause the court-imposed restrictions that include shutting down one turbine during certain hours — both requests were denied. The Court of Appeal’s president emphasized the original ruling was

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1:31

Ireland’s Film Boom Powered by Tax Credits | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Ireland’s screen industry is booming, fueled by massive tax credits that are pumping millions into productions like “Mercenary,” “Grown Ups,” and Jessica Chastain’s “Other Mommy.” Over 100 projects have already cashed in under Section 481 this year, creating thousands of jobs and setting a record for economic contribution. From David Harbour’s horror to Marian Keyes’ drama, local talent and global stars are flocking to Irish shores — and the momentum shows no signs of slowing. Listen in

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1:55

OpenAI’s Ethics Lead Departs Amid AI Scrutiny |...

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2026/08/11

Chloé Bakalar, OpenAI’s former head of AI ethics and ex-Meta chief ethicist, has left the company amid rising scrutiny over AI development practices and a wave of departures from key safety researchers. Once the sole dedicated ethicist at OpenAI, she shaped conversations around ethical model design, human-AI interaction, and machine consciousness — all while emphasizing that ethics must be everyone’s responsibility, not just hers. With OpenAI facing pressure after admitting its systems accessed

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1:26

Liam Buckley's Legacy and Lost Dreams | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Liam Buckley’s storied Irish football journey—from dazzling player to legendary manager of St. Patrick’s Athletic—comes full circle as he reflects on triumphs, dreams deferred, and the bittersweet reality of a career shaped by ambition and fate. His crowning moment? Ending St. Pat’s historic cup drought, a victory that still echoes through the stands. But behind the glory lies a tale of unrealized European dreams and the quiet ache of what might have been. Even now, climbing into his childhood

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1:29

China’s Electrostate Power Play | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

China is rewriting the global energy playbook, powering half its new cars and nearly all buses and trains with electricity — a bold move that’s not just eco-friendly but strategically brilliant. By ditching oil dependence and building world-leading renewable energy storage and distribution systems, China is outpacing rivals like India, Japan, and South Korea in energy security. With massive hidden oil reserves and a booming electric infrastructure, they’re becoming the undisputed

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1:16

Finding Friends as a Mom | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Forget the myth that motherhood isolates you—new research reveals moms are actually primed to build deeper, more lasting friendships than ever. When your whole identity pivots to parenting, you’re not just seeking a buddy—you’re entering a “strong friendship market” where shared struggles and triumphs naturally forge bonds that stick. From playground chats to school drop-offs, these connections aren’t accidental—they’re built on mutual understanding, making it easier than you think to find your

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1:45

Dublin Zoo Wants Your Kid as a Playground Tester |...

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2026/08/11

Dublin Zoo’s calling young adventurers to test their brand-new, eco-friendly animal-themed playgrounds—complete with conservation lessons built right into the play! Three wild zones await: Trunks and Tusks near the elephants, Savanna Safari by the African Plains, and the Gorilla Rainforest. Families can enter a fun competition by submitting a letter explaining why their child is the perfect tester—include the kid’s own message, their name and age, and your contact info. Deadline: August 28th

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1:33

Dublin City Fleadh Music Festival Guide | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Dublin’s City Fleadh is back this August with two free, music-packed days across five city squares — no tickets needed, just tunes, céilís, and culture pouring into the streets. Saturday’s lineup features Sharon Shannon Big Band, Altan, and Dervish, while Sunday brings The Scratch, Madra Salach, and Kíla. Acoustic gems at Meeting House Square, piping and harp magic at Wolfe Tone, and family-friendly arts and music at Parliament Street and Capel. With international stars and local legends mixing

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1:36

Electric Cars Surge to 26% Market Share | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Electric cars are surging ahead as new car registrations hit a two percent year-over-year rise, with EVs alone skyrocketing 82% from last July. Now accounting for 26% of all new private vehicles—up from 17%—they’re outpacing petrol and diesel, which now make up just 33% of the market. Charging worries seem to be fading as drivers increasingly charge at home. Top EV brands include Hyundai, Toyota, and Volkswagen, while Toyota and VW lead overall sales. Plug-in hybrids dipped slightly, and

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1:58

Corporations Exploit Pension Delay | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Big corporations allegedly pulled a fast one on workers just before Ireland’s new auto-enrolment pension system launched, pushing employees into low-benefit private plans with only 1% employer contributions—far less than the government’s “My Future Fund,” which offers 3% plus rising contributions. These shady schemes, reportedly set up with financial advisors and targeting staff not legally required to join pensions, may even violate employment law. But thanks to swift action by the Minister,

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1:46

Bereen Brothers Launch Onóra in Capel | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Dublin’s food scene just got a fresh twist as the Bereen brothers team up with a Dutch hotel group to launch Onóra, an all-day neighborhood restaurant on Capel Street — no ownership means less risk, more flexibility. Part of The July aparthotel but feeling like its own lively spot, Onóra serves Irish ingredients with a European flair from breakfast croquettes to grilled brill, led by MasterChef: The Professionals alum Lauren Shimmin. Expect a buzzy vibe that amps up with cocktails and music,

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1:47

AI Training on Weird Book Orders | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

A mysterious flood of bizarre, low-quality books is hitting bookshops across Europe—think outdated driving manuals and dodgy financial guides—raising alarms that AI developers are quietly scanning them for training data. Bookstore owner Tomás Kenny suspects AI programmers behind the bulk orders, echoing reports from Sweden and Germany. This covert practice, possibly involving third-party sellers shipping books to the US for digitization before discarding the originals, sparks fresh debate over

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1:30

Dogs Can Tell Human Emotions | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Dogs can actually read human emotions — and new brain scan research from Vienna proves it. Scientists showed 12 dogs images of human faces displaying different emotions, and found specific brain regions lit up only when they saw happy faces. While angry, scared, or sad expressions didn’t trigger those same areas, dogs still distinguished between negative emotions like fear and sadness. This reveals how deeply attuned dogs are to us — not just sensing general negativity, but picking up on

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1:33

Kobe McDonald’s AFL Dream Takes Flight | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Kobe McDonald, the 18-year-old Mayo sensation who helped lift the Sam Maguire for the first time in 75 years, is officially heading to Australia—signed by St Kilda on a Category B Rookie contract. It’s a dream come true for the emotional, ambitious athlete who’s ready to chase his AFL dreams across the globe, with his parents flying out to support him through the massive life change. From historic GAA glory to professional football in Melbourne, Kobe’s journey is just beginning—and it’s already

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1:31

Teenagers Drive Wrong Way, Crash Head-On | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

A head-on collision on the M50 southbound near Junction 12 left eight teenage boys injured after their car was spotted driving the wrong way — one in critical condition. The 22-year-old driver of the other vehicle, Craig Fox, is stable with internal bleeding under control and even checked on the teens before being rushed to hospital. His mother, Sarah Jane Fox, praised emergency responders while calling for accountability, stressing that if the teens had been home, her son would’ve returned

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2:02

Naas Affordable Homes Launch | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

New affordable homes are hitting the market in Naas, County Kildare — 25 units starting at €243,000 for a one-bedroom, up to €365,000 for a three-bed with garden. Built on former Devoy Barracks land, this is the first time the Land Development Agency has launched a direct affordable housing project outside Dublin. The development, set to expand to 219 homes with green spaces and a creche, offers high-energy-efficient homes under the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — meaning the

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1:41

Keffe D on Trial for Tupac Shooting | Dublin News

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2026/08/11

Keffe D stands trial for allegedly supplying the gun used in Tupac’s 1996 murder, claiming innocence while prosecutors build a case fueled by his own memoir and interviews. The shooting erupted from a chain dispute that escalated into violence, with Davis accused of orchestrating revenge after Tupac’s crew assaulted his nephew. With jury selection underway and opening statements looming, the courtroom drama pits Davis’ claims of fabrication against damning testimony from Tupac’s family and Suge

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