Senan Molony is the Deputy Political Editor at the Irish Independent. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and energy issues, with a focus on elections and legislation. Senan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as IrishCentral, Sunday World Magazine, MSN, and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Ireland’s logo for the EU presidency has cost taxpayers close to €37,000.
By: Senan Molony, Ciaran Moran, Charlie Weston
Supermarkets getting set to ‘cream profits' from consumers, IFA claims
By: Senan Molony
The funeral is taking place today of the Garda who first nominated Ian Bailey as a suspect in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder after strange behaviour at the crime scene.
By: Senan Molony
Catherine Wilson pleaded with Dublin son to abandon his role during the American Revolution in letter now going to auction
By: Senan Molony
The funeral is taking place today of the Garda who first nominated Ian Bailey as a suspect in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder after strange behaviour at the crime scene.
By: Margaret Donnelly, Senan Molony, Ciaran Moran
Demands include an immediate fertiliser package to stimulate autumn grass growth, along with urgent amendments to the rules of certain schemes
By: Senan Molony
Britain's Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant has been holding talks in Dublin ahead of the new political term - and is promising thar a Troubles
By: Senan Molony
Chris Bryant failed to address UK concerns the Bill could leave British ex-service personnel at risk of being pursued over Troubles-era crimes
By: Senan Molony
Taoiseach Micheál Martin took part today in a ‘Coalition of the Willing' group call on Ukraine's Independence Day today.
By: Senan Molony
As other European countries make military pledges in defence of Ukraine, some believe Irish neutrality might be at risk
