Garreth MacNamee is a Senior News Reporter at the Irish Daily Mail. He specializes in crime, social affairs, and investigative reporting, with a keen interest in court proceedings, legal reform, and urban development. Garreth's work has been featured in prominent publications such as MSN, Daily Mail, IrishCentral, and Journal Media.
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Garreth MacNamee's coverage mainly revolves around local crime, law enforcement, public safety, and evolving stories in Dublin. He emphasizes breaking news and government announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing firsthand accounts or expert opinions on criminal activities, law enforcement policies, or public safety issues specifically within the Dublin area.
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The shocking events happened in the Cappagh area, in the same area where tragic Grace Lynch, 16, was knocked down and killed by a scrambler bike earlier this year.
Gardaí have called for new laws requiring people to obtain a licence to operate e-scooters and e-bikes.
Riad Bouchaker, a 52-year-old Algerian, will be kept under constant watch behind bars due to his extremely volatile and often violent mood swings.
More than a quarter of retailers who signed up to the controversial Deposit Return Scheme are losing money by operating it, the Oireachtas will hear today.
By: Garreth MacNamee
The chief suspect in the killing of Jamey Carney was already in the air before her body was even found - and there are fears he may never face justice, the Irish Daily Mail has learned.
The chief suspect in the killing of Jamey Carney was already in the air before her battered body was even found
By: Garreth MacNamee
The chief suspect in the killing of Jamey Carney was already in the air before her battered body was even found – and there are fears he may never face justice.
A former member of the Defence Forces is facing life on the streets - just weeks after his wife's death - as a local council demands he leave the couple's home.
By: Garreth Macnamee
The boyfriend of murdered Jamey Carney has been arrested in his native Jordan after a week-long international search following intense diplomatic pressure
By: Garreth MacNamee
Jamey's body was found beaten by her 13-year-old daughter in the bedroom of the home they rented last Tuesday. They had been living in Kerry for nearly five years.
