Pat Leahy is the Political Editor of The Irish Times, where he covers a wide range of political topics and issues in Ireland. With a focus on national politics, Pat's articles provide analysis and insights into the current political landscape, including discussions on referendums, elections, and human rights.
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Pat Leahy's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Ireland, including immigration policy, pension rules, Irish unity, referendums, and the government response to various issues. His articles often include direct quotes or responses from political figures.
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Three reviews of governance and culture, contractors’ fees along with other practices and events at broadcaster sent to Minister
The party soared on opposition to Government policy on housing but it faces a huge challenge in its positioning on immigration
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By: Pat Leahy, Olivia Kelly
Dublin city councillors call for State facilities to be used as temporary encampments for homeless migrant men
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By: Pat Leahy
Polls found 59% of respondents believe most politicians ‘only care about the interests of the rich and powerful'
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By: Pat Leahy
Simon Harris says international community clear that Israeli military operation in Rafah will inevitably lead to ‘disastrous humanitarian consequences'
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By: Pat Leahy
Group put together by Davy to meet finance spokesman Pearse Doherty included investors in government bonds, Irish banks and other businesses here
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By: Pat Leahy
Group to focus on improving public realm, public safety and public transport north and south of Liffey
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By: Pat Leahy
What exactly will it be illegal to say in future that it is not currently illegal to say? Nobody seems to know
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By: Pat Leahy, Harry McGee
Jim O'Callaghan says Government could designate Northern Ireland a safe third country after Belfast judgment
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By: Harry McGee, Jennifer Bray, Pat Leahy
Making conditions here less attractive for migrants now seen as central part of asylum strategy
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