Brian Mahon is a political correspondent for the Irish Daily Mail. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, immigration, and governance, with a particular focus on the European Union and Latin America. Brian's work has been featured in MailOnline, Irish Independent, Rollercoaster.ie, Extra.ie, and IrishCentral.
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State agencies are ‘minding their own patches’ and not prepared to step outside that in ‘urgent situations’ to help vulnerable children, Roderic O’Gorman has said.
By: Brian Mahon
A shortage of special-care beds for very vulnerable children could lead to deaths, the Department of Public Expenditure has been warned as it stalled on new pay terms for social workers.
A contract for chartered flights to remove deported asylum seekers from Ireland will be signed next week, the Department of Justice has said.
Mary Lou McDonald kicked off Sinn Féin's general election campaign by admitting her party had made ‘mistakes' on issues such as backing the care referendums earlier this year.
President Michael D Higgins has quietly congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the US Presidential election.
Simon Harris yesterday formally kicked off the General Election, calling for a ‘safe and respectful' campaign.
Hotels are set to house asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees for years to come as the Government can't say when they will no longer be used.
Fine Gael will commit to building more than 300,000 homes between now and 2030 and to set aside €40billion for that purpose, using €10billion from the Apple
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has encouraged voters to transfer between the ‘Civil War parties’ to keep Sinn Féin out of government.
Sinn Féin has ignited a fresh row with civil servants by saying the bureaucracy of the State needs to be streamlined, as work is often more than ‘duplicated'.
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