Anne-Marie Walsh is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She writes for publications such as the Irish Independent and Cigalah Group, and her work has also appeared in the Sunday World Magazine. Anne-Marie covers a range of topics including current affairs, public sector issues, employment, and commuting trends in Ireland.
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Anne-Marie Walsh's coverage is primarily focused on local government and employment-related news in Ireland, particularly Dublin. She often cites official announcements and uses data to support her reporting.
To engage Anne-Marie effectively, consider providing insights or commentary related to ongoing public sector pay discussions, changes in work patterns such as remote working or commuting trends specific to the Dublin area. Additionally, you could offer perspectives on labor laws and regulations in Ireland.
Given her focus on local issues like Dublin riots and work commutes, offering expertise from individuals directly impacted by these events would likely capture her attention.
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By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Cormac O'Farrell, principal of St Martin's National School in Co Dublin, says it's near impossible to fill roles. Photo: Gerry Mooney
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
A major new survey reveals almost 1,000 teaching vacancies nationwide in primary and special schools as principals struggle to fill posts.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Most of the country's top 1pc of earners live in Dublin, a new report has revealed.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Just a quarter of top-paying jobs in Ireland are held by women, a new report has revealed.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Meath East There will be a major tussle over the new fourth seat that will be up for grabs on Justice Minister Helen McEntee's home turf.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
The result of a ballot of thousands of nurses and healthcare staff on industrial action is set to be revealed just days before the election.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Almost 50,000 construction workers are set for a pay rise worth just under 7pc over two years.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Kerry venue one of many businesses buying property to house employees
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
Tourism employers have been urged to improve staff rewards as it emerged that chef and driver roles are the most difficult to fill in the industry.
By: Anne-Marie Walsh
THERE is a “principled blockage” at the top of the public service to the roll out of a four day week, a union leader has claimed.
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