News ireland
Here are some recent news stories from Ireland:
Politics
- The Irish government has announced plans to introduce a new law to tackle the issue of homelessness, which has been rising in recent years. The law will provide for the establishment of a new national housing authority and will give the government new powers to compulsorily purchase properties to provide housing for those in need. (Source: The Irish Times)
- The Irish parliament has passed a bill to allow for the legalization of abortion in Ireland, following a referendum in May in which a majority of voters supported the repeal of the country's constitutional ban on abortion. The bill will now be sent to President Michael D. Higgins for signature. (Source: The Guardian)
Economy
- Ireland's economy has continued to grow at a strong pace, with GDP increasing by 7.8% in the first quarter of the year. The country's central bank has warned, however, that the economy is facing challenges, including a shortage of skilled workers and rising costs. (Source: The Irish Independent)
- The Irish government has announced plans to increase funding for the country's tourism industry, which has been growing rapidly in recent years. The funding will be used to promote Ireland as a tourist destination and to support the development of new tourist attractions. (Source: The Irish Times)
Sports
- The Irish rugby team has won the Six Nations Championship, defeating England 18-15 in the final match of the tournament. It is the first time that Ireland has won the championship since 2015. (Source: The Irish Independent)
- The Irish football team has qualified for the European Championship, defeating Wales 1-0 in a playoff match. The team will now play in the tournament in 2020. (Source: The Irish Times)
Other News
- A severe storm has hit Ireland, causing widespread damage and disruption. The storm, which was named Storm Ophelia, brought strong winds and heavy rain to the country, causing power outages and flooding. (Source: The Irish Independent)
- A new museum has opened in Dublin, dedicated to the history of Irish emigration. The museum, which is located in the Dublin Docklands, tells the story of the millions of Irish people who left the country in search of a better life. (Source: The Irish Times)
I hope these news stories are helpful!