Hugh O'Connell is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. He writes for the Irish Independent and the Cigalah Group, covering local news and politics. His work has also been featured in the Sunday World Magazine. O'Connell focuses on reporting on current events, political developments, and social issues in Ireland.
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Fine Gael is pledging to use most of the Apple tax windfall to fund a housing plan that includes expanding controversial schemes to support first-time buyers
By: Hugh O’Connell, Claire Scott
It is more than two years since Mary Lou McDonald began High Court proceedings against RTE seeking damages for defamation and the case seems to be going nowhere
With less than three weeks to go until polling day, the gloves are off as the coalition partners battle for seats in the general election
The TD has criticised his old party on its policies and disciplinary procedures after quitting last month
A man was arrested after Labour’s Aodhán Ó Ríordáin is said to have been confronted in Clontarf
The Sunday Times analyses the key general election constituencies where local issues have national resonance and where the outcome will tell us much about the make-up of the 34th Dáil
Victim Breen White says incident outside Dundalk pub was more than a scuffle and Simon Harris should rethink backing for politician’s tilt at Louth seat
Despite taoiseach pointing out that a jury found the senator not guilty of assault, opponents are questioning the party’s election candidate selection
By: Claire Scott, Hugh O’Connell
Councillor resigns after attending trial of MMA fighter
Our look at bellwether constituencies for the 2024 Dail general election moves west, where independents will have a big say in the results
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