Garreth MacNamee is a Senior News Reporter at the Irish Daily Mail. He specializes in crime, social affairs, and investigative reporting, drawing on over a decade of experience with national publications. Garreth's work has been featured in MSN, Daily Mail, Inspire, Rollercoaster.ie, IrishCentral, Extra.ie, Journal Media, everymum, and WLR FM.
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Garreth MacNamee's coverage mainly revolves around local crime, law enforcement, public safety, and evolving stories in Dublin. He emphasizes breaking news and government announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing firsthand accounts or expert opinions on criminal activities, law enforcement policies, or public safety issues specifically within the Dublin area.
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Gardaí have launched an investigation into an alleged sex assault at the Aontú Ard Fheis last year.
Gardai have upgraded their investigation to murder after a convicted drug dealer was stabbed to death in prison.
By: Garreth Macnamee
The teenagers, aged between 15 and 18, have been named as Joey Carthy, Alex McCarthy, Jeremy O'Brien, Jack Kennedy and Kamil Pustkowski.
By: Garreth Macnamee
Garreth Macnamee The teenagers who died after their stolen car ploughed into an innocent family on the M9 had been 'terrorising' several communities with break-ins and car robberies over the previous fortnight.
The car used in the horrific motorway crash which left five teenagers dead was bought for just €1,000 days before the tragedy, it has emerged.
The death of five teenagers in a horror motorway crash at 3am on Sunday has shed light on a notorious gang of youths terrorising Ireland's roads.
By: Rory Tingle, Garreth Macnamee
Hooded and masked, the driver speeds forward, weaving from side to side as he dodges oncoming traffic.
A man who recently had his leg amputated and was confined to a wheelchair was stabbed to death in his own home – prompting gardaí to launch a hunt to find his
Financial irregularities came to light in August 2006, when a new treasurer raised questions regarding a €21,500 transfer
By: Garreth MacNamee
Dr Ní Shúilleabháin went as far as to say that the proposed Leaving Cert curriculum, as it stands, ‘will do a disservice to our young people’
