Aoife Moore is a Political Correspondent at The Irish Examiner. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and civil rights, with a focus on current affairs and public policy. Aoife's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Irish Times, BBC News, and NBC Boston.
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Aoife Moore's coverage heavily focuses on Irish politics, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation. She would likely be interested in pitches from political figures or experts with deep knowledge of Irish political processes and policies.
Given the significant focus on healthcare, immigration, social issues, and crime, she may also be receptive to pitches that provide insights into these areas within an Irish context. For example, offering expert interviews regarding changing epidemiology of congenital syphilis or developments in healthcare regulations might resonate well with her coverage interests.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Aoife's reporting, it is safe to assume that she covers topics relevant to Ireland but could also have a broader international perspective when covering global news related to the themes and topics specified.
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Hundreds of students have attempted to log into their professional qualification courses to find their college has disappeared.
A judge in US has fined Facebook and Instagram owner Meta for creating a “public nuisance” and harming children.
By: Aoife Moore
A member of staff at Athlone Accommodation Centre has made a protected disclosure about treatment of asylum seekers in their care.
By: Aoife Moore
Aoife Moore THIS last week, while two féiles and one Fleadh were taking over our first and second cities, we wer...
The extradition flight bringing Daniel Kinahan back to Ireland was the most tracked flight in the world on Sunday.
Meta is donating 15,000 pairs of their controversial AI glasses to the visually impaired through Vision Ireland.
One woman has detailed how she objected to the doctor using AI but she was ignored.
By: Aoife Moore
The Irish women's wheelchair basketball team are set to face Israel in qualifiers in the Women B division European Championship.
The gifted Young Scientist award winner earlier this year was found dead. A seventeen year old student due to sit his leaving cert next year has died while on holiday.
A new government financial scheme to help people save without a private pension is linked to companies who help arm Israel.
