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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Nelwy elected Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy has already come under criticism for claiming she will use the position to deliver for her home constituency.
By: Brian Mahon
The GAA may attempt to take full control of the GAAGO streaming service in order to effectively create its own broadcasting platform.
The Government is to turn to ‘high profile' figures as ‘road safety ambassadors' following a review of the Road Safety Authority.
Shorter jail sentences and more community service should be introduced in a ‘no-brainer' for the next government, the head of the Irish Penal Reform Trust has said.
The Regional Independents have 'paused' to take stock and agree on a common platform, scuppering hopes a new government might be in place when the Dáil returns.
By: Brian Mahon
Motorists should not be able to drive away from NCT centres if their vehicles are deemed dangerous, campaigners have urged.
Hundreds of State contracts for accommodation for Ukrainian refugees have now been terminated as investigations into allegations of ‘significant fraud' continue.
A major row has broken out over a bid by Michael Lowry and fellow Independent TDs to sit on the Opposition benches just a day after agreeing to the Programme for Government.
Almost 150,000 people immigrated to Ireland over a 12-month period – a level not seen since the Celtic Tiger.
Leo Varadkar has been named as a new lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy school for leadership and is set to move to the United States for a short period to take up the role.
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