Jennifer Bray is a Political Correspondent at The Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and regional interest in world news, with a particular focus on North America and Latin America. Jennifer's work has also been featured in The Times and The Arab Tribune.
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Jennifer's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and in-depth coverage of Irish politics. She appears to prioritize stories related to the Irish government, policies such as direct provision and asylum seekers, and the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Patrick O’Donovan, the media minister, is pushing for legislation to publish RTE’s top salaries and the DPC said multiple avenues exist for publication
Director-general used the broadcaster’s purchase card to pay for travel, accommodation and food over two years
Prominent figures in the party demand a new direction away from Mary Lou McDonald after the recent by-election losses
The health minister says she refuses to compromise on the public-only consultant contract, branding the hospital board’s behaviour a direct violation of policy
The significant security operation underway for Ireland’s EU presidency seems certain to cause heavy traffic disruption throughout the country
Reduction in income levies and childcare costs on table
By: Claire Scott, Jennifer Bray
Ministers are expected to continue petrol and diesel supports as budget advisers call for more targeted energy help
The Fine Gael minister for culture is “recovering” after he was hospitalised during an official trip last week
Jim O’Callaghan is seeking the early release of more women to tackle an overcrowding crisis in prisons
Officials told that up to €35m in extra funding may be needed to keep the troubled Children’s Health Ireland project on track
