Enda McClafferty is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, focusing on local news and current affairs. He writes for BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including politics, conflict resolution, and social issues in the United Kingdom, with a particular emphasis on the situation in Northern Ireland.
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Enda Mcclafferty focuses primarily on local UK politics, with a particular emphasis on Northern Ireland. His coverage includes government announcements, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation related to political issues.
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The government has dropped its ongoing legal challenge against a court ruling which declared parts of the Troubles Legacy Act to be unlawful.
Enda McClafferty The prime minister has not ruled out providing the extra funding needed to redevelop Casement Park for GAA games.
Hilary Benn rejects calls to scrap the new commission investigating troubles killings.
Seán Mag Uidhir and Caolán McGinley quit at the weekend just days after it emerged the pair had given references for former Sinn Féin press officer, Michael McMonagle.
An official announcement from the Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd is expected after an executive meeting this afternoon.
Sinn Féin have "legitimate questions" to answer over its handling of a former press officer investigated for child sex offences, Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) Simon Harris has said.
By: Enda Mcclafferty
The first minister faces demands to make a statement to MLAs about how Michael McMonagle was dealt with.
Enda McClafferty and Jayne McCormack Sinn Féin's economy minister says he accepts the chief constable's view that warning a charity about
The man labelled a "monster" by Michelle O'Neill leaves a trail of unanswered questions for Sinn Fein.
Michelle O’Neill denies the Stormont government was destabilised by controversies around her party.
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