Claire Scott is a political correspondent for the Irish edition of The Sunday Times. She specializes in government and politics, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, investment strategies, and public policy. Claire's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yachts and Yachting Online, KTOO, and The Times.
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Claire's coverage heavily revolves around national politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Ireland. She also covers lifestyle-related topics such as travel. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to Irish political developments, government policies or initiatives, and societal issues within the country.
Her extensive coverage of evolving stories suggests that she may appreciate insights from experts offering commentary on ongoing political events or legal changes in Ireland.
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By: Claire Scott
Colleagues stood up for the former taoiseach at landmark ard fheis — and some say it could help party in centenary year
By: Cillian Sherlock, Claire Scott
Dozens of Irish detainees, including President Catherine Connolly’s sister Margaret, have accused Israeli forces of inflicting ‘systematic abuse’ on them
Micheál Martin has called for an EU-wide investigation into allegations of abuse after the flotilla was seized by Israeli forces in international waters
In the race for Micheál Martin’s successor, Jim O’Callaghan and Dara Calleary are the joint favourites in a survey of TDs, senators and MEPs
A dispute erupts over the health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill’s funding threats to the Rotunda maternity hospital
Senior officials took taxpayer-funded courses at elite overseas institutions, including one at Stanford for €65,000
Reduction in income levies and childcare costs on table
By: Claire Scott, Jennifer Bray
Ministers are expected to continue petrol and diesel supports as budget advisers call for more targeted energy help
Mediation talks with women abused by Leo Hickey have been pushed back despite recent pledge from Micheál Martin
John Moran says up to 1,500 jobs could be affected and has formally requested that ministers be required to consult him over the refinery’s future
