Mary Carolan is a Legal Affairs Correspondent at the Irish Times. She covers a wide range of topics within law and legal affairs, including criminal law, civil and family law, and white-collar crime, with a particular interest in ethics, social justice, and human rights. Mary has been featured in breakingnews.ie, the Irish Independent, Laois Nationalist, Impact Magazine, and The Irish Times.
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Mary Carolan's reporting focuses on local legal and government matters, with an emphasis on crime, judicial appointments, domestic violence, and the legal system. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in speaking with legal experts or individuals directly involved in cases related to these topics.
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By: Mary Carolan
Dismembered body of Keith Ennis was found in suitcase in Amsterdam canal in 2009
By: Mary Carolan
Award-winning journalist wrote biographies of John Hume and David Trimble Stephen Walker, a former BBC Northern Ireland political correspondent and author, has died aged 61.
By: Mary Carolan
MacGuill took test case that forced government to reform Ireland's criminal injuries compensation scheme
By: Mary Carolan
Arrests of the two, both aged in their 20s, was made on Monday morning
By: Mary Carolan
Rising hate is threatening democracy and social cohesion warns human rights watchdog
