Senan Molony is the Deputy Political Editor at IrishCentral. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, energy policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on regional interests and world news. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Sunday World Magazine, MSN, Belfast Telegraph, and the Irish Independent.
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By: Senan Molony
Micheál Martin surprised reporters with the revelation that he had raised the issue of redress
A new approach to diagnosing autism is to be brought to Cabinet today, and will save the State millions in comparison to the current administrative mess.
By: Senan Molony
Long-delayed legislation is likely to face criticism from some opposition figures who say it does not go far enough
By: Senan Molony
A new approach to diagnosing autism is to be brought to the Cabinet on Tuesday, and will save the State millions by replacing the current fragmented administrative system, it has been claimed.
By: Senan Molony
Tánaiste Simon Harris has promised personal tax reductions in the wake of welcoming his new Fine Gael Deputy, Sean Kyne, to Leinster House.
By: Senan Molony
The Taoiseach has criticised Sinn Féin for “sloganeering and shallow rhetoric” on the Government's version of the Occupied Territories Bill.
By: Senan Molony
Montrose spent €230,000-plus on cars for celebrities, dignitaries and its own presenters
By: Senan Molony
Controversial match is due to go ahead in September despite pushback from politicians, fans and football greats
By: Senan Molony
The Taoiseach is expected to name his new Minister of State today to replace Michael Healy-Rae, who resigned over the fuel protests.
By: Senan Molony
Companies with a gender pay gap will soon have no hiding place.
