Mark Hilliard is a reporter at The Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, education, and social issues, with particular attention to crime and public security. Mark's work has been featured in The Irish Times.
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Mark Hilliard's focus is primarily on local news, particularly in Ireland and Dublin. His coverage includes government announcements, data citations, and evolving stories predominantly related to government & politics and tragedy.
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Packages were concealed in baggage of two female passengers who had disembarked a flight from the US
By: Mark Hilliard
‘Frequency of catastrophic climate events' and changing flood risks among climate concerns discussed with Minister of State for insurance Neale Richmond
By: Mark Hilliard
People ‘make mistakes' but running away is not the right thing to do, says head of Garda roads policing
By: Mark Hilliard
Cocaine estimated to be worth €108,720 was seized, while value of cannabis haul estimated at €15,000
Tourism sector welcomes decrease, noting loss of valuable holiday bookings during 2024
Government cautioned against deploying facial recognition technology ‘without thorough independent evaluation and resolution of identified risks'
By: Mark Hilliard
Fingal County Council planners said such a significant planning application being invalid was ‘matter of great concern’
National Parks and Wildlife Service begins investigation into discovery at Lough Owel
Amid planning deepening dispute, CEO Kenny Jacobs calls for urgent reclassification of Dublin Airport at strategic national infrastructure
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