Suzanne Breen is a Political Editor at the Belfast Telegraph. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, and social issues, often exploring the intersection of culture and society. Suzanne's work has been featured in the Irish Independent and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Suzanne Breen's articles primarily focus on the government and politics of Northern Ireland, particularly as it pertains to current events and historical issues such as the Troubles. She seems especially interested in legal and regulatory matters, often covering statements or actions made by political figures within Northern Ireland.
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By: Suzanne Breen
Claire Hanna is still deciding whether to vote for assisted dying legislation or to abstain when it comes before the House of Commons on Friday.
By: Suzanne Breen
People in Northern Ireland are more sympathetic to assisted dying than the MPs who represent them in the House of Commons.
By: Suzanne Breen
Had Sinn Fein won the popular vote, it would have been better positioned to dress up its Dail election result.
By: Suzanne Breen
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín says he would be open to discussing a coalition government with Sinn Fein, but certain key policy objectives would have to be guaranteed.
By: Suzanne Breen
The SDLP is proposing that Northern Ireland sends “observer MEPS” to the European Parliament.
By: Suzanne Breen
A widely hailed loyalist ‘peacemaker’ is convicted of possessing guns and ammunition. You just couldn’t make this stuff up.
By: Suzanne Breen
A republican has disclosed the names of three people he says were involved in the IRA disappearance of Columba McVeigh in the hope that it will lead to the discovery of the body after almost 50 years.
By: Suzanne Breen
A republican has disclosed the names of three people he says were involved in the IRA disappearance of Columba McVeigh in the hope that it will lead to the discovery of the body after almost 50 years.
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