Seán Moran is a GAA Correspondent at The Irish Times. He focuses on a range of topics including health care, energy, and technology, while also covering general assignment news, government and politics, and various sports themes. Seán's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Murfreesboro Pulse, 247Sports, and Government Executive.
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Democratic socialist and progressive victories in many primaries reflect much of the Democrat base's interest in Medicare for All.
By: Sean Moran
President Donald Trump rang the opening bell of the stock market from the White House Monday morning to promote the launch of Trump Accounts.
By: Sean Moran
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) formally closed its operations on July 4 as investigating fraud government-wide becomes an integral part of the Trump administration's agenda.
By: Seán Moran
‘The tweaked advantage rule has worked well in football ... that type of discretion has its merits’
By: Sean Moran
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday threatened states that allow noncitizens to remain on state voter rolls or vote in elections.
The first July evaluation period for college coaches began on Thursday, as UNC head coach Michael Malone and his staff were out in full force.
Champions advance but while they were comfortable in the end, the challengers were hit by questionable decisions
By: Seán Moran
From early years watching uplifting breakthroughs to marvelling at the power of the juggernauts
