Amy Molloy is a Social Affairs Correspondent at the Irish Independent. She specializes in critical issues such as the housing crisis, medical tourism, and insurance fraud, with a strong focus on construction and real estate. Amy has been featured in notable publications including Mamamia, Marie Claire Australia, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Amy Molloy's coverage reflects a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on local issues affecting the community in Dublin and Ireland. Her articles cover themes such as family & relationships, health, personal finance, and government announcements. To effectively reach out to Amy Molloy, consider providing insights or stories related to these themes that have relevance to her geographic focus.
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By: Amy Molloy
Familes locked out of homes in Rathmolyon after company ran into financial difficulty
By: Amy Molloy
When Peter and Roisín Mockler finally bought the dream home they hoped to retire in, it felt as though their years of hard work had paid off.
By: Amy Molloy
A GP practice in Co Kildare received nearly €180,000 for issuing sick certs for social welfare purposes last year.
By: Amy Molloy
Building works were done without planning approval but families plead for their retention
By: Amy Molloy
Kildare County Council is investigating alleged unauthorised development at the former home of the late RTÉ broadcaster Marian Finucane and her husband John Clarke after the property and surrounding lands were sold for €1.3m earlier this year.
By: Amy Molloy
Our writer checks in to The Lodge at Ashford Castle in Co Mayo for a luxury break before the arrival of her daughter
By: Shane Phelan, Amy Molloy
When Nessa Conlon got the call to say the house she and her husband David planned to renovate had been picked for RTÉ’s Room to Improve, she nearly crashed the car such was her excitement.
By: Conor Feehan, Amy Molloy
One month on, nothing remains of a controversial five-bed house in Co Meath except for the trees and bushes planted by owners Chris and Rose Murray.
By: Conor Feehan, Amy Molloy
A couple who went public to expose their financial loss after alleged unsatisfactory work by a builder say they are offended after receiving a legal letter saying he is withdrawing from mediation.
Gemma Farquhar will always remember her children's ages in April 2020: four and six. 'I thought I'd never see another milestone.' Six years on, she's still fighting
