Jack Horgan-Jones is a political reporter for The Irish Times, focusing on local politics in Ireland. He covers a wide range of topics, including government policies, referendums, social issues, and political controversies. With his in-depth reporting and analysis, Jack provides readers with insights into the political landscape of Ireland.
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Election 2024: Sinn Féin hopeful of gaining two seats despite dwindling poll numbers
By: Jack Horgan-Jones, Jennifer Bray
Taoiseach Simon Harris will today travel to Áras an Uachtaráin to ask President Higgins to dissolve the Dáil
Party manifesto promises Minister of State for energy among series of climate-related pledges
Tax cut would remove USC on first €45,000 of income for all earners, costing €1.8bn
By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien wrote to Sinn Féin's housing spokesman Eoin Ó Broin taking aim at the party's key affordable housing policy and Mr Ó Broin responded
By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Party also proposes new tax on business class flights and higher speeding fines for people with more disposable income
By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Paschal Donohoe accuses Fianna Fáil of inflating figures in manifesto by up to €5.2 billion
By: Jack Horgan
Election 2024: Darragh O’Brien says proposal for Help to Buy scheme would ‘bring in price variations across the country’
By: Jack Horgan-Jones
‘Giving out about being attacked whilst then attacking is an interesting way of doing things', says Taoiseach while canvassing in Dublin
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