Tim O'Brien is a journalist at the Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and religious issues. Tim's work has been featured in various outlets including FOX59 News, CBS4 Indy, and The Tennessean.
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Tim O'Brien's coverage includes a mix of local sports, weather, and government & politics. He may be interested in pitches related to local sports events or initiatives, weather-related topics specific to Dublin/Ireland, and announcements from the government or private sector within his geographic focus.
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Met Éireann's outlook is for ‘rather unsettled' conditions with ‘rain, showers and breezes'
It's cliché to think that the problem with youth sports, particularly football, is a win-at-all-costs mentality. It's not that at all. If it were, the kids who actually play would be on the field on the basis of talent, ability, and commitment to winning. That's usually not the case.
Local authorities to be encouraged to take measures against dog fouling Fines for littering increase from €150 to €250 from Tuesday.
By: Tim O Brien
When it comes to business and investment, the European Union (EU) thinks it can be like the U.S. It wants to be like the U.S., and it's actively trying to be like the U.S. But it will never be like the U.S. for one simple reason: it doesn't have the guts or the will.
Just about every bronze-cast bust in the Pro Football Hall of Fame rolled its eyes when, in 2023, a group called The Institute for Diversity and
By: Tim O Brien
Victor Spaggiari, a well-known local personality, died in city's Fairgreen Hostel in 2024
