Mairead Maguire is a digital news journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She writes for Journal Media and the Cigalah Group, covering local news and events in the Dublin area. Mairead's work has also been featured in Newstalk and the Institute for Public Accuracy.
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Trump appoints a controversal commerce secretary, the US embassy in Kyiv closes amid air attack fears, and Fine Gael has new kids on the block.
By: Mairead Maguire
The Council likened the tool to “outsourcing of police work”, which could result in “unintended consequences”.
Prices in Dublin rose by 10.8% and prices outside Dublin went up 9.4%.
Former Finance Minister Michael McGrath was designated the Democracy, Justice and the Rule of Law portfolio.
Icy weather makes roads treacherous, EU to confrim top table, and a former UK deputy prime minister dies.
By: Mairead Maguire
An official memorial service will take place at 1.15pm in Birmingham city centre today. TODAY MARKS THE 50th anniversary of the Birmingham bombings.
By: Mairead Maguire
The Taoiseach was canvassing in Kanturk in north west Cork yesterday when he was confronted by a woman.
By: Mairead Maguire
GOOD MORNING. Here's all the news that you need to know as you start your day.
A woman and a man in the other car, both in their 70s, have been treated for serious injuries.
By: Mairead Maguire
In a year set to be the hottest ever recorded, developing nations are bearing the brunt of rising drought and disasters.
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