John Breslin is a journalist at The Irish News. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, urban design, and the judicial system, often exploring themes of legal reform and corporate fraud. John has been featured in prominent publications such as the Belfast Telegraph, MSN, and the Irish Independent.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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John Breslin's coverage suggests a strong focus on local news, particularly in Ireland and Belfast. His articles cover evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news related to government & politics, entertainment news, and crime.
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By: John Breslin
Two police officers have been dismissed from the force for “abhorrent” behaviour towards their female colleagues.
By: John Breslin
Extra funding to increase general surgery at three hospitals will be part of £80m funding to improve elective care and reduce waiting lists, according to a plan unveiled on Wednesday.
By: John Breslin
Search and rescue expert Ryan Gray and his dog Max have joined other international volunteers to help in earthquake-hit Venezuela, just months after being viciously attacked on a Co Down high street.
By: John Breslin
Four poppy wreaths stolen from Derry's war memorial following a service to remember the 110th annive...
Pedro Donald does not want to describe himself as a collector, just a person who has picked up bits and pieces along the way.
By: John Breslin
A heritage trust has reacted with outrage after graffiti supposedly expressing support for Co Armagh was spray painted on one of famous granite blocks in the Mourne Mountains.
By: John Breslin
Human rights abuses, degrading treatment, and forced separation of families were recurring and frequent in connection with mother and baby homes, the lead authors of a major new report said on Tuesday.
By: John Breslin
A now deceased nun operating as a midwife for two decades in a mother and baby home in Belfast was accused of “sexual abuse” while carrying out examinations on young women and girls, a major independent report has detailed.
By: John Breslin
Embers from an Eleventh Night bonfire likely caused the destruction of two homes and damage to two others, the fire service has confirmed.
A man in his 40s is in custody after an ice cream van was destroyed in a suspected arson attack in a housing estate in Co Tyrone
