Martin Wall is a Public Policy Correspondent at The Irish Times. He focuses on a range of topics including public transportation, government and politics, health news, and urban development, with extensive experience in industrial relations and public-service reform. Martin's work has also been featured in The Facts Newspaper, covering a variety of issues relevant to his areas of expertise.
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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.
Given his thorough coverage of political developments in both national (Ireland) and international contexts (especially related to the US), engaging sources might include political analysts/experts offering commentary on recent events or specific policies from these regions.
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By: Martin Wall, Peter Flanagan
Reduction in VAT on apartments to cost nearly €400m
By: Pat Leahy, Olivia Kelly, Martin Wall
By: Martin Wall
France was selected months ago as Ireland's preferred partner to deliver the programme
By: Shauna Bowers, Martin Wall
Restructuring Ireland’s health service was meant to integrate services locally, but concerns have been highlighted by regional managers and the HSE board
Anne Coyle will leave in November to facilitate new leadership transition The chief executive of Beaumont Hospital Anne Coyle has stepped down after two years in the role.
