Christina Finn is a Political Editor at Journal Media. She specializes in government and politics, focusing on topics such as public policy, current affairs, and elections, while also covering health and wellness, finance, and regional interests in LATAM and APAC. Christina's work has been featured in Global Advertising News, MSN, and Journal Media.
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Christina Finn's reporting is heavily focused on local Irish politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. She regularly covers topics such as Irish politics, government decisions, healthcare policies, and social welfare issues.
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By: Jane Matthews, Christina Finn
It was also agreed tonight that the State pension will increase by €10 per week.
By: Christina Finn
The government is this evening hoping that it has done enough to avoid public criticism.
By: Christina Finn
A number of TDs were disappointed there were no reforms for those without children.
By: Christina Finn
The vaccine will be offered to people who are immunocompromised in early summer. THE ROLL-OUT OF the vaccine will not start until June next year.
By: Christina Finn
Some TDs said the price hike will hit older people who are addicted to cigarettes, while others criticised the government's health strategy.
By: Christina Finn
The unit was first recommended in 2017, but the minister confirmed it could be another four years before it is open.
By: Christina Finn
Public sector workers are due to strike nationwide next Wednesday. THE LABOUR PARTY has called on all politicians to refuse to cross the picket lines at Leinster House on Wednesday when strike action is underway.
By: Christina Finn
The health minister says pay controls have not worked, so where does the buck stop?
By: Christina Finn
The budget winners and losers and one ominous TikTok post get recognition this week.
By: Christina Finn
Women with severe sickness and vomiting during pregnancy should be routinely screened for emotional distress, say new guidelines.
