Olivia Kelly is the Dublin Editor of The Irish Times. She covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, and education, while also engaging with social issues and the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War. Olivia's work has been featured in Australian Gourmet Traveller, Time Out Group plc, The Irish Times, and The Concordian.
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Dublin, Ireland (Local)
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Olivia Kelly's coverage focuses on local issues in Dublin, particularly housing, homelessness, crime, and city development. She also covers government announcements extensively. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to these topics from local organizations or individuals with direct experience or insights into the situation in Dublin.
Pitches could include interviews with community leaders involved in addressing homelessness and city development projects. Providing unique perspectives on housing solutions and urban regeneration within Dublin may also capture Olivia's interest.
Given her extensive coverage of government announcements and their impact on local issues, providing insights or commentary around policy changes related to housing or urban development at a local level might be well received by Olivia.
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By: Olivia Kelly
Galway city is also hosting a variety of free entertainment, beginning at 6pm on New Year's Eve
Dublin City Council will follow the success of Liffey quays car restrictions with changes at Pearse Street and Parliament Street
By: Olivia Kelly
Red light cameras will capture registration numbers of drivers putting pedestrians and other cars at risk
Ban to be extended to the northside by summer 2025 with €150 fines for leaving bags on street
By: Olivia Kelly
190-year-old Cabra Gate damaged last September by a Dublin City Council lorry
By: Olivia Kelly
Dublin City Council ban on the use of plastic refuse sacks to be extended to north inner city this year
Snow and ice orange warnings denote severe conditions and should not be dismissed, says forecaster
By: Olivia Kelly
Concerns raised about plans to draft legislation to end practice where groups provide hot food to people queuing on city's streets
By: Olivia Kelly
Some work on the homes at Oscar Traynor Woods in Coolock may have to be paused for investigation
Building compliance concerns aroused after faults emerge in early phases of homes under construction
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