Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday
Your evening round-up of today’s news.
Highest number of people emigrate from Ireland in almost ten years
The numbers of people moving to the United Kingdom also went up.
Works to build second train track between two Cork towns to start next month
The works are due to start on 23 September and finish in 2026.
Gardaí investigating suspected petrol bomb attack on house in Cork city
Meanwhile, gardaí are continuing to investigate a separate incident which occurred in the city last Friday.
Friends of the Earth give Government a B- on fulfilling climate promises
The overall assessment marked the Government out of 10 in nine areas.
French left accuses Macron of ‘anti-democratic coup’, after he rules out a left-wing government
France has been in political deadlock since an election in July saw a left coalition win a majority, without enough to govern.
Emergency services at the scene of a two-vehicle collision in Co Clare
Gardaí and other services were alerted to the incident shortly before 6pm.
Irish products among cheap EU dairy forcing some West African farmers out of business
Experts told our investigative team that ‘it is cheaper to import milk than it is to buy from local farmers’.
