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Gardai with plain clothes and guns will be in crowds for President Biden visit

There will be 500 gardai on duty in Dublin alone, with 200 armed, while up 400 Secret Service personnel will be on the island during the four-day visit

Dublin Live

Several junior ministers flew business class for St Patrick's Day - while their senior minister flew economy

EXCLUSIVE: Information given to the Irish Mirror show that of the eight Ministers that flew business class, half were Ministers of State. Several Junior Ministers flew business class while their Department's Cabinet Minister was in economy.

Irish Mirror

Paul Cattermole's rocky relationship with Hannah Spearritt explained as star dies aged 46

Hannah Spearrit is said to be 'absolutely devastated' following the news of her dear friend.

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US Secret Service bringing 300 guns to Ireland to protect Joe Biden during visit

US authorities do not foresee any major security threat a “no-stone-unturned” policy is in place

Irish Mirror

US security team bringing 300 guns to protect Joe Biden during Irish visit

The President is heading north to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement on Tuesday, before going to Louth, Dublin and Mayo

Dublin Live

Parking politicians set to be ousted from Leinster House car parks for Biden visit

Strict security is expected at Leinster House next Thursday when US President Joe Biden addresses a joint sitting of the Oireachtas.

Irish Mirror

Bertie Ahern reveals what one thing he would have done differently during Good Friday Agreement talks

Exclusive: Speaking exclusively to the Irish Mirror, former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern reflects on the success of the Good Friday Agreement and those impacted by The Troubles.

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Taoiseach says it will be an 'honour' to welcome 'son of Ireland' Joe Biden home

The Irish Government and the White House formally confirmed on Wednesday that US President Joe Biden will travel to Ireland next week for four days.

Irish Mirror

Fr Peter McVerry apologises to Taoiseach over eviction ban claim

Fr Peter McVerry claimed several times this week that he was told Taoiseach Leo Varadkar overruled Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien on extending the eviction ban

Irish Mirror

TDs and Senators will happily return to Leinster House early from Easter break to welcome Joe Biden

TDs and Senators are currently on a two-week break from Leinster House

Irish Mirror

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says he's confident mob boss Daniel Kinahan will face charges

Top garda told the Irish Mirror: 'There is action in this and it keeps o moving forward'

Irish Mirror

Kerry recycling company confirms sleeping man was accidentally lifted into bin lorry - and hopes for 'speedy recovery'

The Irish Mirror has confirmed that the incident happened in Killarney, Co Kerry - and the man was heard screaming in the back of the lorry

Irish Mirror

Peter McVerry sticks by claim Taoiseach overruled O'Brien on eviction ban

Spokespeople for Leo Varadkar and Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien both issued statements to the Irish Mirror denying suggestions from Fr Peter McVerry that the Taoiseach overruled the Minister on extending the eviction ban

Irish Mirror

Learner drivers could face one year wait for driving test amid new NCT rule

Exclusive: Kevin Horgan, who has more than 28 years of experience in the industry, revealed the problem was also going 'to get worse before it gets better'

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Videos of alleged brawl outside East Wall refugee accommodation centre emerge online

The shocking clips show a vicious melee outside an old ESB building in East Wall being used by the Government to house asylum seekers.

Irish Mirror

US Secret Service scope out Leinster House ahead of potential Biden address

Several sources told the Irish Mirror that several gardaí and American Secret Service agents were on the Leinster House complex on Monday ahead of a potential address from US President Joe Biden next week.

Irish Mirror

Eir, Three, Vodafone and Sky Ireland customers see major price hikes on TV, broadband and mobile

Amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, varied increases were confirmed to the Irish Mirror by Eir, Three, Vodafone and Sky Ireland. Annual bills could climb by as much as €94 for customers.

Irish Mirror

Muslim communities in Ireland celebrate Ramadan

As Muslim communities in Ireland celebrate the month of Ramadan, The Irish Mirror explores what happens at Tallaght's mosque during the holy month

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Food foundation that works with Marcus Rashford backs Irish hot school meals plan

Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge works with Rashford at the charity and he spoke to the Irish Mirror

Irish Mirror

Details emerge with US President Joe Biden to visit Ireland in two weeks

As previously reported by the Irish Mirror, US President Joe Biden will visit Ireland in April for a visit to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

Irish Mirror

'We lost three gems' - Nephews of murder victims Seema Banu and her kids visit grave ahead of inquests

They both said prayers before they planted flowers on the graves.

Dublin Live

Family of woman and kids murdered in Dublin home weep at first graveside visit

Seema and her children Asfira Riza, 11, and six-year-old son Faizan Syed were killed in Llewellyn Court, Rathfarnham, south Dublin in October 2020

Irish Mirror

Security breach at Dublin Airport after man 'barged' past staff to board flight with no documents

The 48-year-old man had attempted to board a flight to Birmingham without any passport or boarding pass

Irish Mirror

Government likely to survive confidence motion as Bacik sends rallying cry to opposition

The Government's confidence motion in itself will be debated early on Wednesday morning following backlash over its decision to lift the eviction ban.

Irish Mirror

Tánaiste tells Women of Honour group report into scandal will be 'watershed moment'

Tánaiste and Defence Minister Micheál Martin met the Women of Honour group on Monday afternoon ahead of the publication of a report in claims of sexual violence and harassment in the Defence Forces on Tuesday.

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