Ian O'Doherty is a columnist for Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. He focuses on topics such as pets and pop culture, exploring the intersection of everyday life and entertainment. Ian's work has been featured in spiked LTD, Irish Independent, Buzz, The Spectator, and The Spectator World.
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Ian O'Doherty's focus is on opinion editorial pieces, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news and sports. His coverage attributes suggest that he values expert commentary and legal policy regulation.
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By: Ian O'Doherty
Here’s something that seems to have slipped under the radar. A team from the US State Department recently visited Dublin to have, shall we say, “a friendly chat” with the Government about our increasingly censorious approach to free speech.
By: Ian O'Doherty
Well, here we go. It looks like Mammy and Daddy are fighting again and we’re the kid in the corner of the room with our fingers in our ears. Only in this case it’s now beginning to feel like a grudge tennis match between two sworn enemies and we’re the tennis ball.
By: Ian O'Doherty
We've heard the saying ‘every dog needs a home', but for me, every home needs a dog
By: Ian O'Doherty
When you’re an Independent TD, the world must sometimes feel like a lonely place.
By: Ian O'Doherty
I was born in the 1970s, which means that, culturally speaking, I’m a child of the 1980s. Like many from that era, I grew up and developed from being a rather paranoid kid into being a rather paranoid adult.
By: Ian O'Doherty
And they’re off. Well, kinda, sorta. But with November’s presidential election not far away, we already have a few early bolters out of the gates and it will be interesting to see who can last the pace and who, to further torture this racing metaphor, stumbles at the first hurdle.
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