Ferghal Blaney, Irish Daily Mirror

Ferghal Blaney

Irish Daily Mirror

Dublin, D, Ireland

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Senator Ronan Mullen defends Enoch Burke's beliefs after week of court chaos

Senator Ronan Mullen has defended the points Mr Burke was making but slammed the way he's done it → Read More

TD Jim O'Callaghan tries out the Garda fitness test

Fianna Fáil justice spokesman wants the age limit for Garda new recruits raised past 35 → Read More

Leo Varadkar confirms he is now a landlord and renting out former home

Taoiseach's update of the Register of Interests for politicians came just before evictions ban was lifted → Read More

HSE slammed for wasting millions of euro on ventilators not needed during pandemic

Too many ventilators were ordered and others were not fit for purpose → Read More

Cabinet to approve new tech to bring down drones after Dublin Airport upheaval

Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary had accused the Government of being "asleep at the wheel" on the issue → Read More

New EU digital driving licence to be introduced to crack down on rogue drivers

"To prevent impunity among road traffic offenders, a new system will be put in place, allowing for an EU-wide driving disqualification when a Member State decides to disqualify a driver because of an offence committed on its territory" → Read More

Woman over 100 years of age stunned as electricity bill soars to almost €1,000

The Meath woman's previous bill was for just over €130 → Read More

12 key points in new cost of living measures on social welfare, taxes and bills

Parents, pensioners and social welfare recipients are the big winners in Ireland’s new cost of living package unveiled by the Government. Here's a summary of all the big changes announced today. → Read More

Spring cost of living package: All of the measures and cash supports in new Government giveaway

The top brass of Government is meeting tonight to hammer out the final details of the latest plan which will see some schemes extended into the spring/summer and others dropped. Here's what to expect from tomorrow's giveaway. → Read More

Gasps as Bertie Ahern warns colleagues that Fianna Fail risks election crisis

The former Taoiseach was speaking at a party event where he said Fianna Fail must not lose its traditional Republican ethos → Read More

Irish nurses under attack as they face stab threats, being spat at and verbally abused at work

The INMO revealed that at least ten nurses a day are being assaulted in our hospitals. → Read More

Bertie Ahern rejoins Fianna Fail a decade after quitting party

The former Taoiseach resigned before there were moves to expel him from Fianna Fail. However, it appears a rehabilitation is now on the cards and there were rumours in Leinster House that ‘the Bert’ could even revitalise his ambitions to run for President, as soon as 2025. → Read More

Mothers stealing to feed kids amid cost of living crisis as one woman is prosecuted for €180 theft of food and clothes

Gardaí have told the Mirror that the rise in so-called ‘poverty-related crime’ is on the up → Read More

Mortgage holders to pay hundreds more per year after rate hike with another on the way next month

It means hundreds of thousands of households are waking up to the bad news → Read More

St Patrick's Day Dublin: 2023 parade set to be 'largest ever' as festival theme announced

Tourism Minister Catherin Martin launched the massive jamboree for this year’s St Patrick’s Festival that will see hundreds of thousands partying in the Capital next month. → Read More

Cash boost on the cards for households into summer as cost-of-living concerns persist

The Government is now considering more payments beyond March → Read More

Michael Healy Rae blasts calls for new safe drinking advice and says friend lived to 108 drinking whiskey every night

The Kerry TD and publican says those suggesting it need to get themselves examined → Read More

Government urged to follow Canada's example and advise people to drink two pints a week maximum

New guidelines on safe drinking from Canadian health authorities recommend less than two drinks a week → Read More

Norma Foley won't debate homework with President Michael Higgins after his call for it to be banned

Minister Foley finally broke her silence on the matter last night when she told the Irish Mirror that she was not going to get into it with the President. → Read More

'3D printed homes' being considered as option to tackle Ireland's housing crisis

An Irish company is at the vanguard of delivering the UK’s first major 3D printed housing development and Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien is understood to be watching the project with a keen interest. → Read More