Christina Finn is a Political Editor at Journal Media. She covers a wide range of topics including politics, government, public policy, and health news, with a particular focus on the housing market and elections. Christina's work has been featured in Global Advertising News, MSN, and Journal Media.
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Christina Finn's reporting is heavily focused on local Irish politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. She regularly covers topics such as Irish politics, government decisions, healthcare policies, and social welfare issues.
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By: Christina Finn
Sinn Féin's Planning for Constitutional Change Bill calls on the government to draft a Green Paper and establish a Citizens' Assembly.
By: Christina Finn
The health minister said women were being provided a “a much better” and “more transparent” service than 10 years ago.
By: Christina Finn
Under the state-funded scheme women can get one free IVF or ICSI cycle through the HSE.
By: Christina Finn
Sellers have a six-month time period to sell single-use vape stock.
By: Christina Finn
The minister became unwell on Tuesday night. MEDIA MINISTER PATRICK O'Donovan ‘is under close medical observation” in a hospital in Brussels after becoming unwell.
By: Christina Finn, Jane Matthews
A shift in the polls has some people happy, a report shrouded in secrecy and an MEP out on her own.
By: Christina Finn
A proposal on giving greater access to prenatal testing has gone to the Department of Health for consideration.
By: Christina Finn
Ireland has a golden opportunity to make its voice heard. The big question is whether Europe will listen.
By: Christina Finn
Thousands of Disctrict Court cases have been adjourned due to solicitors withdrawing services.
By: Christina Finn
The HSE says all women who can get pregnant should take 400 mcg of folic acid every day, even if they are not planning to get pregnant.
