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, Conor Pope
Minister says he is concerned about road deaths and plans ‘very early' meeting with Road Safety Authority and Garda
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Minister for Integration Roderic O'Gorman presents plans to build facilities with 14,000 beds by 2028
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Ex-Green Party aide and one-time special adviser to Eoghan Murphy, Jack O'Donnell among names recruited by incoming taoiseach
By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Deputies who bolster Government majority call on presumptive taoiseach to bring forward supports
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Naughten has indicated support for Harris on social media, while Lowry is expected to come out in support of him next week
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones, Sorcha Pollak
State expects 13,000-16,000 asylum seekers a year, a fourfold increase on previous estimates
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By: Fiachra Gallagher, Jack Horgan-Jones
Records show visits to the Aviva Stadium bookended by restaurant and bar visits
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
If the theory that voters are shifting to the right is correct, that would place a political premium on the powers of Independents such as Verona Murphy and Michael McDowell
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Simon Harris tells conference ‘frosty' peace in Northern Ireland has yet to bring ‘prosperity'
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By: Jack Horgan-Jones
Minister for Justice also wants enhanced measures to deal with antisocial behaviour
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