Wayne O'Connor is a journalist at the Sunday Independent. With over 10 years of media experience, he focuses on critical areas such as healthcare, housing, education, and public policy, often investigating issues like nursing home conditions, doctor shortages, and the housing crisis. Wayne's work has been featured in Sunday World Magazine, the Irish Independent, and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Wayne O'Connor's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in Ireland, particularly Dublin, encompassing education, housing, healthcare and government policies. He frequently references government announcements and legal policy regulations. If you are reaching out to him for media coverage or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to these themes within the context of Dublin or Irish affairs.
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By: Wayne O Connor
Vulnerable students at risk of educational regression and lifelong disadvantage
By: Wayne O Connor
Campaign group calls for inheritance tax system reform
By: Wayne O Connor
Aontú leader intends to bring forward legislation
By: Wayne O Connor
‘Life-changing' radioligland therapy inaccessible to many patients here
By: Wayne O'Connor
Senator Michael McDowell has denied that his MetroLink objections were tied to property interests in Dublin, after he was listed in planning documents as someone affected by the construction of the project.
By: Wayne O'Connor
Three-quarters of people say they are struggling with delays to see a GP as rising pressure on doctors means more people are turning to pharmacists for support.
By: Wayne O Connor
Oxford professor says every country thinks it's the worst in the world in this area
By: Wayne O Connor
Georgian villa Fort Henry has been linked to business tycoons and Hollywood stars
By: Wayne O'Connor, Ali Bracken
May Kenny recently retired from working in the Mater Hospital and is sleeping on a pullout couch in her sitting room.
By: Ali Bracken, Wayne O Connor
As friends and family mourn his loss, the incident has sparked fresh debate about integration and immigration
