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Malachi O'Doherty's articles predominantly focus on opinion editorials, government and politics, cultural issues, and international conflicts. His coverage suggests he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer expert insights into political developments or social issues within the local geographic area of his focus.
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THE story in Dublin is that two big parties competed for decades and took turns governing. Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael were inheritors of the legacy of the Civil War, defined by the different sides their political ancestors had taken. Fianna Fáil...
By: Malachi O’Doherty
Religious faith and paedophilia collide in the case of Jeffrey Donaldson, exposing how naive church culture can enable predators
By: Malachi O’Doherty
I don’t have the football gene. I didn’t stay up for the match.
By: Malachi O'Doherty
The first of a few steady jobs I have had was in 1971, as a reporter on the now defunct Sunday News.
I NEVER really knew Jeffrey Donaldson but then, apparently, neither did anyone else. I first took notice of him at the end of the talks towards the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. He was then a member of the Ulster Unionist Party’s negotiating team....
Do you think we will ever give up reading? Well, obviously you’re a reader — because you are reading this — so you’re probably OK. But there is theory that we will culturally evolve beyond any need to read or any interest in engaging with text for information.
By: Malachi O’Doherty
Do you think we will ever give up reading? Well, obviously you’re a reader — because you are reading this — so you’re probably OK. But there is theory that we will culturally evolve beyond any need to read or any interest in engaging with text for information.
But did they ever go away?
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SO WHO wants a united Ireland and what kind of united Ireland do they want? The question is at the forefront of the thinking of many political parties North and South now. The Irish Republic is vulnerable to the sudden shock of finding its territory...
