Amy Molloy is a Public Affairs Correspondent for independent.ie. She has a strong focus on local news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. Amy's articles cover a range of topics including education, health, climate change, and consumer issues. She has been recognized for her work, being named Young Journalist of the Year in 2018.
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By: Amy Molloy
Everything you need to know about daylight saving time and when the clocks go back in October 2024
By: Amy Molloy
A property owner who built extensions without planning permission has said in an appeal to An Bord Pleanála that the situation is “causing enormous stress” after his fourth retention permission application was refused by a local authority.
For Harper Valentine, 29, a typical night at work starts by packing up her three favourite gaming consoles, going to a hotel and setting them up in a luxury suite that has room for 'activities'...
By: Amy Molloy
An “exceptional four-bedroom house” owned by former Ireland hockey international Catriona Carey has been put up for sale for €365,000.
By: Amy Molloy
An “exceptional four-bedroom house” owned by former Ireland hockey international Catriona Carey has been put up for sale for €365,000.
By: Amy Molloy
The Church of Scientology and Community Centre of Dublin has taken 14 cases to the rental watchdog to challenge the validity of notices of termination issued by a landlord it is renting multiple properties from in Co Wicklow.
By: Amy Molloy
Housing charity Threshold prevented nearly 4,000 households from becoming homeless last year after tenants were served with notices of termination.
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