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
Justice Minister Helen McEntee revealed earlier this week that 80% of recent asylum seekers have come to Ireland across the Northern Irish border.
By: Louise Burne
EXCLUSIVE: Documents released to the Irish Mirror following Leo Varadkar's resignation show how the public really felt about his departure
By: Louise Burne
"If things get too hectic for you there, we have a couple of comfortable properties here where we could host you and your partner with no questions asked if you ever need a bolthole to drop out of sight”
By: Louise Burne
Justice Minister Helen McEntee revealed earlier this week 80% of recent asylum seekers have come to Ireland across the Northern Irish border
So far this year, 69 people have died in road traffic accidents, up from 51 on the same period in 2023
By: Louise Burne
In her letter, seen by the Irish Mirror, Ms Foley noted a growing number of kids are being 'catfished', which involves someone being targeted online by a fake profile
By: Louise Burne
British Home Secretary James Cleverly cancelled a scheduled meeting in London with Justice Minister Helen McEntee as the row on asylum seekers crossing Northern Irish border deepens
By: Louise Burne
Diplomatic tensions between Ireland and the UK have increased following the increased numbers of asylum seekers coming to Ireland from the UK across the Northern Irish border
By: Louise Burne
Chris Heaton-Harris, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, said that he is “comfortable” with new legislation being brought to Cabinet tomorrow by Justice Minister Helen McEntee
By: Louise Burne
There has been an ongoing row in recent days since Minister Helen McEntee said that 80 per cent of arrivals at the International Protection Office in Dublin had come across the Northern Irish border from the UK
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