Louise Burne is a political correspondent for the Irish Mirror, specializing in local politics in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Louise covers a range of political topics including crime, housing, immigration, and government policies.
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Louise Burne's focus is on local government and political news in Ireland, particularly Dublin. Her articles cover a range of topics including Irish politics, immigration, homelessness, RTÉ, crime and the housing crisis.
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In a social media post, Fianna Fáil candidate for Longford-Westmeath, Dympna Cunniffe, asked if parents wanted their children to go to school besides asylum seeker accommodation
Fianna Fáil's disability policy provides for a “major ramp up in the numbers of therapy clinicians, therapy assistants, speech and language therapists and occupational therapists, as well as increasing the number of regional assessment hubs”
By: Louise Burne
Speaking in Naas on Wednesday, Taoiseach Simon Harris was asked if he would canvass with John McGahon before the election on November 29
By: Louise Burne
Taoiseach Simon Harris took to the campaign trail in Kildare and Laois on Wednesday while the John McGahon controversy continued to whittle away in the background
Speaking to reporters in DCU, Mary Lou McDonald said that funerals are “human goodbyes”
Gerry "The Monk" Hutch was pictured driving around Dublin City on Thursday afternoon in a van with billboards saying “Gerard Hutch Vote Number 1”
By: Louise Burne
It is the latest Fianna Fáil swipe at Fine Gael justice Minister Helen McEntee
Ms Foley made the comments during an Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) election hustings during a debate on the lack of availability of substitute teachers
By: Louise Burne
leader has said that her party could take action against the British government if it refuses to facilitate referendums on a united Ireland.
By: Louise Burne
Fine Gael minister has insisted that no government business was discussed during an undisclosed personal dinner with Ryanair Chief
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