Harry McGee is a Political Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, immigration, social issues, and the European Union, often exploring the intersection of these themes in his reporting. Harry has also been featured in MailOnline, Global Finance Herald, Connacht Tribune Group, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Harry McGee's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Ireland. He regularly covers government announcements, legal policies, and regulations related to Irish politics, including topics such as elections, Sinn Féin, the peace process, and governmental policies.
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Election 2024: Retirement of poll-topper Michael Ring leaves at least two openings
By: Harry McGee
Outgoing TDs: (Ind), (SF), (Ind), (FG), (FF) Who are the candidates running in the Hildegarde Naughton (FG), Pauline O'Reilly (GP), Seán
By: Harry McGee
Election 2024: Question mark over Sinn Féin seat after large vote in 2020 but poor local election
By: Harry McGee
Outgoing TDs: None. New constituency. Who are the candidates running in the Malcolm Byrne (Fianna Fáil), Peir Leonard (Independent), Pat
By: Harry McGee
Outbreaks in almost 6,000 herds in 2024 has been ascribed to the expansion of the dairy herd and associated intensification of the sector
By: Harry Mcgee
Galway native was nominated to the Seanad in 2016 by then taoiseach Enda Kenny
By: Harry McGee, Barry Roche
Fianna Fáil candidate's ad highlights poor cancer outcomes in Galway
By: Harry McGee
The Social Democrats leader says insistence on a Minister for Disability is the party's first red line in any government negotiations
By: Harry McGee
Like other parties, Fine Gael has also pledged that parents will pay no more than €200 per month per child
World of Politics with Harry McGee Back in 2011, Fine Gael performed an electoral feat in Mayo that may never be surpassed; the party took
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