Elaine Loughlin is a journalist at Cigalah Group. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and education, with a particular focus on social issues and current events like the Russia-Ukraine War and immigration. Elaine's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Irish Examiner, CDC Gaming Reports, and Environmental Post Ledger.
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Elaine Loughlin's focus is on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Irish politics and government policies. Her coverage predominantly involves reporting on government announcements and legal policy regulations within Ireland. Based on this insight, experts in local Irish politics or public policy would likely find the most success when reaching out to her.
Given Elaine's focus on Ireland-specific political issues, she would be interested in speaking with experts who can provide commentary on domestic policies, social welfare matters, international relations concerning Ireland as well as insights into the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from an Irish perspective.
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By: Elaine Loughlin
By: Elaine Loughlin Tadgh McNally
Stay tuned for all the latest as we head toward election day
By: Tadgh Mcnally, Elaine Loughlin
Campaigners and other political parties have said the measure will exacerbate inequality as setting money aside is not an option for tens of thousands of families
By: Elaine Loughlin
Last year's review by the Electoral Commission will also see Mallow moved from Cork East to Cork North-Central, and some Kilkenny residents vote in Tipperary
'It proves a point that people with medical conditions can go into the public eye and represent people whether that be locally or nationally'
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