Colm Keena is a journalist at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, crime, and social issues, drawing on his experience as a former legal-affairs correspondent. Colm is also a member of the Pulitzer-winning team behind the Panama Papers and is featured in The Irish Times.
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Colm Keena predominantly covers legal and political matters in Ireland, particularly focusing on government announcements and legal policy regulations. His coverage also includes a significant amount of articles related to crime, culture & society, as well as entertainment news.
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By: Colm Keena
Chinese communications multinational has been the target of national security concerns in US and EU
By: Colm Keena
New drama series links former Sinn Féin president to deaths of Jean McConville and three others but Adams says accusations based on claims from ‘anti-peace process republicans'
By: Colm Keena
President of the District Court Paul Kelly says there is ‘divided opinion' as to whether system would be suitable in sexual assault and rape cases
By: Colm Keena
Fianna Fáil candidate criticises Sinn Féin for not publishing manifesto in advance of Monday's leaders' debate
By: Colm Keena, Ellen O Riordan
High Court told original ministerial order has been revoked after residents raised issue of noise protection
By: Colm Keena
Taoiseach Simon Harris defended selection of Louth candidate John McGahon on basis that criminal trial is relevant test
By: Colm Keena
General election hopeful not in office on Wednesday and has not commented publicly since controversy erupted in Dundalk
By: Colm Keena
Settlement deal includes dropping by Joyce Ring of separate proceedings against her husband and the company that owns their €2.5m home
By: Colm Keena
Award for damages against seen as low by some but indicates jury did not believe martial arts fighter
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