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.
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Michael Collins says he is in discussions with ‘a little more than ten’ councillors who want to join his party
By: Claire Scott, Jennifer Bray
The taoiseach has taken flak over the handling of the fuel protests, as Fianna Fail tyros and grandees turn on him
Reliance on energy imports makes the country acutely vulnerable to global shocks, but the homegrown solutions come with hard choices
While their politics clash, candidates such as Janice Boylan and Janet Horner are united in trying to ignore the Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch
The immigration minister’s new housing plan may leave some Ukrainian refugees without homes, prompting concerns about the transition. Will all find accommodation?
Contenders including Daniel Ennis, Janice Boylan, Ray McAdam and Janet Horner share their views on top voter concerns, from aggressive begging to tourist tax
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
