Pat Leahy is the Political Editor at The Irish Times. He specializes in government and politics, covering themes such as elections, public policy, and economic policy, with a keen interest in renewable energy and local economies. Pat's work has been featured in The Echo Live, Global Advertising News, and The Irish Times.
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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.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation with a national (Ireland) geographic focus, Pat would be most responsive to pitches providing insights into Irish political developments. Sources who can offer expert commentary or analysis of proposed policies or legal changes within Ireland are likely to engage him effectively.
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Micheál Martin says behaviour of Israeli security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir towards Gaza flotilla activists was ‘disgusting' and ‘disgraceful'
By: Shauna Bowers, Pat Leahy
Reduction would be in return for doctors agreeing to work in Irish health service for set period
By: Pat Leahy, Harry McGee
Fine Gael's Seán Kyne clinches Galway West contest after Social Democrats' Daniel Ennis takes Dublin Central seat
By: Pat Leahy
Strength of transfers between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael is a growing phenomenon of Irish elections
Larger register mistakenly used to calculate turnout
By: Pat Leahy
Taoiseach accused of reneging on promises to prohibit all trade with settlements
By: Pat Leahy
Galway West and Dublin Central votes suggest emergence of significant electoral force to the right of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil
By: Pat Leahy
The Occupied Territories Bill might not be the biggest issue involving relations with Israel in the coming months
