Daniel Murray is a Policy Editor at Business Post. He specializes in government policy, ESG, energy, and the economy, often covering themes related to finance, climate change, and social issues. Daniel's work has been featured in Workweek, JD Supra, and Business Post.
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Daniel Murray's coverage focuses on local Irish politics, particularly in Dublin. Pitches should highlight expertise in Irish political matters, public sector affairs, and EU-related issues. Potential sources include local politicians or experts on Irish government policies and regulations.
Given the emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements, Daniel may be interested in insights from legal experts or policymakers with knowledge of recent developments affecting Ireland's political landscape.
It is important to note that Daniel primarily covers topics related to Irish politics both at a national and EU level but also touches upon social issues such as immigration and climate change within an Irish context.
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By: Cónal Thomas, Daniel Murray
Both Peter Burke and Helen McEntee are seen as competent, but the role is McEntee's to refuse
Transport expert questions scheme as ‘barrier to public transport is not price' The scheme is most likely to involve a combination of state and employer subsidisation of workers' Leap cards
The next government is committing to legislate for a ‘right to be forgotten’ for cancer survivors seeking insurance
By: Daniel Murray
This government may be new, but it is broadly familiar with the corridors of power and will want to hit the ground running
By: Dominic McGrath, Daniel Murray
The two men said this would be a key year in the relationship between the two countries.
By: Daniel Murray
O'Callaghan previously told the Dáil that the bill's proposal to abolish high court juries for defamation cases was ‘short-sighted'
By: Daniel Murray
The Sinn Féin finance spokesman said that the state should maintain its stake to ensure the banking mistakes of the past are not repeated
The move comes as the company faces ‘several challenges' around the launching of medicines and timed out patents
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