Dublin Crash, Iran Conflict, Moon Mission & More

0:00On April 1st, a young cyclist in his 20s died in Dublin City Center after a truck smashed into him yesterday. Guardi are investigating the crash, which happened amid busy traffic. Meanwhile, Ryanair Chief Michael O'Leary warned that the conflict in Iran could disrupt jet fuel supplies here in Ireland if it drags on. Met Arian put out a weather advisory for the Easter break, with more warnings likely on the way. Transport Minister Derrigal Brian announced plans to let Guardi chase down scrambler riders legally. And Justice Minister Jim O'Callahan agreed to meet families hit by the CreeS-Low tragedy in Donagall. Shifting overseas, one woman and three men are gearing up for NASA's Artemis II mission tonight, the first crew trip to the moon since 19. 72. President Donald Trump plans a national address on the Iran situation around the same time. EU Energy Commissioner urged folks to work from home and cut driving to save fuel during this Middle East crisis.

1:01Tiger Woods pleaded not guilty to charges from his Florida car crash and said he's stepping away for treatment. A bill-fast man got remanded after allegedly assaulting Ryanair crew on a flight to Amsterdam. Donagall to Dublin midday flights get fully reinstated, May 1st. With April Fools pranks like Wolves and Phoenix Park making rounds today, double check what you hear out there.