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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By: Louise Burne
The Labour Parliamentary Party met in Leinster House on Thursday to discuss party leader Ivana Bacik’s meetings with the big leaders
By: Louise Burne
In July, the government announced that it would maintain the TV licence system while also providing ringfenced funding to the national broadcaster
By: Louise Burne
RTÉ has sought expressions of interest for a €75,000 contract for a "TV licence evader campaign".
By: Louise Burne
In an exclusive interview with the Irish Mirror, the Sinn Féin leader said a government involving Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael would be the 'worst possible outcome'
By: Louise Burne
Taoiseach Simon Harris said "the only conclusion that can fairly be drawn at the end of 2024 is that the world has failed the innocent people of Gaza".
By: Louise Burne
McDonald's comments come as the High Court in Britain ruled this month that Gerry Adams will appear in court in 2026 in a civil case brought by bomb victims of the paramilitary group
By: Louise Burne
“Do I feel optimistic about the housing issue on the watch of this government? No," Mary Lou McDonald said
Despite this, however, a new report from the OECD shows that Irish teenagers rank better than their international counterparts on several health metrics
Figures released by Justice Minister Helen McEntee also show that 20,052 charges or summons were recorded in association with Operation Táirge between December 1 2023 and November 30 2024.
By: Louise Burne
Up to 8,500 people have been arrested in the last year following a "significant crackdown on retail crime" as part of a new garda operation launched last year.
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