Aisling Moloney is a multi-media journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She specializes in local news and has written for various publications including Inspire, Extra.ie, and Cigalah Group. Aisling's work has also been featured in RTE and Metro.co.uk, covering a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and entertainment.
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Aisling Moloney's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. She also covers entertainment news related to figures like Ryan Tubridy. Given her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, she would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into local political developments, legislative changes, or governmental decisions within Ireland.
For those looking to pitch entertainment-related stories to Aisling, it may be beneficial to focus on individuals or events with a strong connection to Dublin or the Irish entertainment industry.
When reaching out with potential story ideas or expert commentary for Aisling, consider how they align with her coverage of Irish politics, scandals, immigration issues such as surrogacy and homelessness topics.
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The University of Limerick told the Higher Education Authority that issues with the Rhebogue site which led to the discovery of the inflated purchase were
By: Aisling Moloney
Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald has spoken to Taoiseach Simon Harris about an ‘urgent need for intervention in Coolock’.
Ministers were inundated with angry emails from the public after former soldier Cathal Crotty was given a suspended sentence for a ‘vicious' attack.
The Bishop of Galway has condemned Eamonn Casey's legacy as one that has caused ‘anger and profound distress' to many, and said those ‘betrayed or harmed' by the cleric must be ‘heard'.
By: Aisling Moloney
Rival broadcasters have responded with fury to the Government's €725m bailout of RTÉ, with the Media Minister denying it is a ‘blank cheque'.
One RTÉ staff member was paid over €10,000 for an outside ‘nixer', which has been revealed in a new register of external activities published by the national broadcaster.
Many of RTÉ's executives are earning as much as if not more than the station's top on-air talent, a new report has revealed.
The supply of second-hand homes has plummeted by 50% in the last decade to just 12,477, while the population continues to grow by 65,000 each year.
By: Aisling Moloney
The Public Expenditure Minister has said he is ‘very confident' that TV licence fee compliance will return to normal in order to help finance the €725million three-year bailout of RTÉ.
By: Aisling Moloney
He warned that an exit by the big tech giants could cause a shock so severe it would make 'austerity look like an episode of Care Bears'.
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