Jason Johnson is an author at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics, including health and wellness, animal rights, crime and justice, and finance, with a particular focus on hydrology and water management. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, and Slate Magazine.
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Jason Johnson's coverage spans a variety of themes, including entertainment news and government & politics. Given the diverse range of topics covered, he would likely be open to pitches that align with his areas of focus. For instance, he may welcome contributions related to film or entertainment events in Ireland, as well as stories pertaining to political developments in the country.
Given Jason’s emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, he may appreciate pitches related to ongoing political developments or exclusive access to events such as fundraisers or conservation-related activities within Ireland.
Pitches should cater specifically to his broad interests in Irish-related content across entertainment news and government & politics.
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An affectionate nod to the Nobel laureate in a rural scene took an unforeseen turn when its subject responded with a courteous request for ‘obliteration’
By: Patrick O’Donoghue, Jason Johnson
A sentencing hearing in Dublin has provided the most detailed account of how the notorious crime cartel is run
University of Liverpool research reveals broad agreement on reforming power sharing despite continuing division over Northern Ireland’s constitutional future
By: Beau Donelly, Jason Johnson
Loved ones of campaigning journalist insist they will fight on for justice after three men found not guilty over Derry murder claimed by New IRA
By: Jason Johnson, Ian Begley
Child protection expert puzzled that police officers did not examine any of the four properties linked to the disgraced former DUP leader
The PSNI has failed to request the reinstatement of a £20,000 Crimestoppers reward for information on the murder of the 29-year-old journalist
Summer in Montana is something many of us look forward to all year. It means more time outside with our families, more biking, swimming, hiking, camping, and travel, and more opportunities to enjoy the places that make our communities special.
Universal body cameras would bring the truth to light and prove innocence more often than guilt.
Belfast’s Feile an Phobail 2026 cancelled a Women’s Rights Network panel. Now it faces legal action which could be backed by the Harry Potter author
Figure for ‘removals’ quoted by Benn during last month’s disturbances as evidence enforcement worked was more than double the true number
