Suzanne Breen is the Political Editor at the Belfast Telegraph. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, regional interest and world news, crime and justice, and cultural issues, showcasing her versatility in journalism. 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
With an election less than a year away, the party’s attacks on its biggest rival Sinn Fein will be drowned out by Newry court coverage
By: Suzanne Breen
Liz Kimmins is accustomed to fed-up drivers voicing their anger at the state of Northern Ireland’s roads, but sometimes the pressure comes from much closer to home.
By: Suzanne Breen
Move comes amid growing speculation the former Ulster Unionist leader could be considering leaving the party
By: Suzanne Breen
Move comes amid growing speculation the former Ulster Unionist leader could be considering leaving the party
By: Suzanne Breen
Move comes amid growing speculation the former Ulster Unionist leader could be considering leaving the party
By: Suzanne Breen
Aide told that he was paid to promote Upper Bann MLA and not Councillor Kyle Savage, according to sources
By: Suzanne Breen
Aide told that he was paid to promote Upper Bann MLA and not Councillor Kyle Savage, according to sources
By: Suzanne Breen
Good Jobs Bill provides basic protections given elsewhere, insists ICTU leader
By: Suzanne Breen
It looks like it’s shaping up to be a case of one law for them, and another for us.
By: Suzanne Breen
Doug Beattie was due to be suspended from the UUP over “abusive language to Jon Burrows, the failure to remove grossly misogynistic tweets, and other issues”, senior sources have said.
