Brian Mahon is a political reporter with a focus on local news in Ireland. He writes for Extra.ie and his work has also been featured in publications such as the Irish Independent and Rollercoaster.ie. Brian covers a wide range of political topics, including scandals, elections, controversial statements, and policy issues.
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Brian's coverage is heavily focused on Irish politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. He frequently covers statements and actions of political figures in Ireland. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches from local politicians or experts with insights into Irish political affairs.
Pitches could include commentary on recent government announcements, analysis of legal policy regulations impacting the country, or perspectives on issues related to law and order within Ireland.
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Gangs are acting as criminal ‘travel agents’ by selling ‘packages’ of fake documents to allow illegal migration in to Ireland.
Sixty asylum seekers are now living in Newtownmountkennedy despite protests and scenes of violence at the site last week.
Helen McEntee's Department of Justice was warned two years ago that the UK's plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda would make Ireland ‘an attractive alternative'.
Ireland's attempt to send asylum seekers back to the UK is a ‘pointless exercise', legal experts have warned.
The Government has been accused of ‘going on holiday' and going ‘into hiding' as it has failed to address how it will deal with the emergence of a
Sports clubs and charities are set to be fully exempt from new gambling advertising laws following complaints from the backbenches and Opposition.
The three reports came as RTÉ on Tuesday confirmed that it spent €700,000 on exit packages for senior executives last year.
By: Brian Mahon
A woman with an ectopic pregnancy who was given the wrong painkillers at University Hospital Galway feared she would never see her son again during an ordeal at the ‘war zone' emergency department.
A woman who suffered an ectopic pregnancy and who was given the wrong painkillers at University Hospital Galway feared she would never see her son again during an ordeal at the ‘war zone’ emergency department.
By: Brian Mahon
Asylum seekers who may have ‘mental disorders’ or are victims of human trafficking are not currently being screened by the State.
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