Brian Mahon
Political Correspondent at Irish Daily Mail
Political Correspondent with @IrishDailyMail. Email me at [email protected] with any stories. DMs open.
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2 days ago |
extra.ie | Brian Mahon
An Irish citizen has urged the Government to intervene in the case of her husband, who she says has been illegally imprisoned for 17 years in Dubai. Heather Cornelius made the plea in a series of meetings with opposition politicians and Department of Foreign Affairs officials this week.
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1 week ago |
extra.ie | Brian Mahon
The Department of Justice only maintained Garda oversight during the new Policing Act’s launch after the Policing Authority called ending it ‘unprecedented, extraordinary and impolitic’. Last year, the government passed the Policing, Security and Community Safety Act, which was to disband the Policing Authority (PA) and replace it with the Policing and Community Safety Authority (PCSA).
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1 week ago |
extra.ie | Brian Mahon
Pharma exports from Ireland to the US multiplied in February and March as firms rushed to avoid Donald Trump’s huge tariffs. Around half a year’s supply of medicines, worth $ 42 billion, were shipped to the US from Ireland and stockpiled in advance of the US president’s sweeping ‘Liberation Day’ charges. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW Mr Trump has repeatedly declared that he intends to target Ireland’s pharma industry, a key driver of our corporation tax receipts.
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2 weeks ago |
extra.ie | Brian Mahon
The new international protection Bill will be appealed all the way to Europe, immigration lawyers have warned. Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan yesterday received approval for the new Bill. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW One of the core proposals is that oral hearings for international protection applicants appealing a refusal of asylum are set to be shelved, except in exceptional circumstances, in a bid to expedite the application process.
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2 weeks ago |
extra.ie | Brian Mahon
Oral hearings for international protection applicants appealing asylum refusals are to be shelved, except in exceptional circumstances, under plans to be brought forward by the Justice Minister today. A new International Protection Bill will be signed off by the Cabinet today, which will allow for the implementation of the controversial EU Asylum and Migration Pact.
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