Harry McGee is a Political Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, immigration, social issues, and European Union affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Harry's work has been featured in MailOnline, Global Finance Herald, Connacht Tribune Group, CDC Gaming Reports, and The Irish Times.
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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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By: Harry Mcgee
Minister for Health says an additional 3,000 beds will be provided to the midwest region under the current plan
By: Harry Mcgee, Barry J Whyte, Andrew Hamilton, Jennifer Bray
Results from Dublin Bay North, Dún Laoghaire, Kildare North and Clare should signal how the overall general election result plays out
By: Harry Mcgee, Jennifer Bray, Barry J Whyte, Andrew Hamilton
Results from Dublin Bay North, Dún Laoghaire, Kildare North and Clare should signal how the overall general election result plays out
By: Harry McGee, Jack Horgan-Jones
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee said that if it was deployed it would have expedited the investigation into the Dublin riots last November
Housing, the cost of living and immigration top our reader panel's priority list as they weigh up who to vote for in the general election
By: Harry McGee
Taoiseach rejects suggestion that plans for tax cuts, pension increases and other outlays like ‘throwing snuff at a wake'
By: Pat Leahy, Harry McGee
Political opponents accuse party of seeking to buy general election with expensive spending commitments
By: Harry Mcgee
A widely circulated video shows the Fine Gael candidate striking Breen White several times in the head
World of Politics with Harry McGee It would be fatuous to say that if the posters weren't up, you would not know there was an election.
By: Harry McGee
Story of the Week It's the election innit? Or the non-election. We are not allowed to say the word ‘unexciting' or ‘boring' in The Irish
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