Martin Wall is a former Washington Correspondent at The Irish Times. He has written and broadcast extensively on topics such as health and wellness, industrial relations, and public-service reform, while also covering significant political events and figures, including Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Martin's work has been featured in The Irish Times.
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Martin Wall's coverage predominantly focuses on government, politics, and legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on the US. If you aim to reach out effectively to him, consider providing insights into international relations, US presidential elections, or criminal justice. As he mainly covers evolving stories within these themes and topics such as US Congress or the prison system may also be of interest to him.
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By: Martin Wall
Those with advanced cancer now able to participate in testing potential new treatments previously available only abroad
By: Martin Wall
Coimisiún na Meán says it is ‘not appropriate for people involved with election interests to present programmes’ during campaign
By: Martin Wall
Taoiseach says he told US president-elect that the EU and the US need to work together on many issues
By: Martin Wall
Coimisiún na Meán said that the three companies would have to take specific measures to protect their services from being used for the dissemination of terrorist content
By: Martin Wall
Fianna Fáil proposes Ireland's first national security and intelligence agency, while Fine Gael wants all projects worth more than €100m to be overseen by new Department of Infrastructure
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