Paul Healy is a freelance motoring journalist and editor. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, sports figures, boxing, and media, with a particular focus on publishing, government, and politics. Paul’s work has been featured in notable publications such as the Flintshire Chronicle, Daily Star (UK), and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Paul Healy
His posts come after Nikita Hand won major costs against McGregor in Dublin High Court last week
By: Tom Malley, Paul Healy
Shamed UFC star Conor McGregor has taken to social media once again in the wake of his recent civil assault case, this time posting a series of bizarre messages and launching a fresh attack on the media
By: Paul Healy
Conor McGregor put up multiple social media posts in which he labelled his accuser Nikita Hand a liar and called the High Court "court of feeling and opinion".
Conor McGregor has been heavily criticized for his social media posts in the wake of his civil court case, but his representative has now addressed the controversy.
Critical talks: update Yes, there was an informal engagement last week, but that was on the edge of the periphery of the margin of the fringes of an event that both parties happened to be attending.
By: Paul Healy
Tuesday was an emotional day in Timothy’s Londis in Roscommon. After 25 years at the heart of commercial and community life in Roscommon Town, an era was drawing to a close for Vincent and Annie Timothy, proprietors of the landmark outlet at Abbeytown. During the Roscommon People’s visit, customers
What is the world coming to? Huh? I see Time magazine has made Trump their Person of the Year! Huh? TIME! Trump is their Person of the Year! Time! Huh! He should be doing… time! The world’s going mad. Did you see that story where a trainee lawyer got a load of people to buy her drink the other night
What day is it? I am dispensing with ‘days’ in the sub-heads in this week’s column, because there are so many days over the Christmas period, and they end up forming a confusing string of 24-hour cycles that inevitably lose conventional structure. It means very few of us are one hundred percent sur
By: Paul Healy
The late Seamus Keane is being remembered as a local sporting legend and as a devoted family man and selfless community figure. Online tributes following his sudden passing saw him described as “an icon”, a “sporting legend” and “one of life’s true gentlemen”. He was also described as a pillar of hi
TUESDAY We arrive in Krakow. Poland has always appealed as a country to visit. A large country with a population of about 38 million people, it has an amazing history. Now a crossroads between eastern and central Europe, it has emerged from Stalin-backed communist rule, not to mention the n
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