EVERY evening The Irish Post rounds up the biggest Irish headlines over the last 24 hours to keep you in the know. Here’s what happened today…
Wild west
The West of Ireland's newest motorway opened today and promises cut journey times along the Wild Atlantic Way. Click here for more.
Further cancellations
Ryanair has said it will ground as many as 18,000 further flights this winter and into next spring. Click here for more.
Near drowning
A nine-year-old boy was rushed to hospital after being rescued when he got into difficulty swimming at a pool in Ireland. Click here for more.
Coastal rescue
The Irish Coast Guard has conducted a medical evacuation of a passenger from a cruise ship off the west of Ireland coast. Click here for more.
Yeats to keep
The Irish State has purchased objects from the Yeats Family Collection, following fears they could be lost to Ireland at their London auction. Click here for more.
Heroes remembered
Two Irish firefighters who died in a factory fire have been commemorated in a special ceremony to mark a decade since their tragic deaths. Click here for more.
King of the castle
Jeremy Irons has revealed how he rescued his spectacularly restored 15th century West of Ireland castle from ruins. Click here for more.
Concussion row
The dad of an Irish boy who died playing rugby has accused Piers Morgan of ‘trivialising’ a potential ban on contact sports in schools. Click here for more.
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