Jennifer Bray is a Political Correspondent at The Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and regional interest in world news, with a particular focus on North America and Latin America. Jennifer's work has also been featured in The Times and The Arab Tribune.
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Jennifer's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and in-depth coverage of Irish politics. She appears to prioritize stories related to the Irish government, policies such as direct provision and asylum seekers, and the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Given her focus on these topics, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into these areas. These could include policymakers, legal experts specializing in immigration or human rights law, public health officials with knowledge of pandemic response strategies, or political analysts familiar with Irish governance.
When reaching out to Jennifer Bray for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary offers regarding Irish politics or governmental policies within Ireland (particularly those pertaining to direct provision and asylum seekers), it would be wise to align your pitch with her keen interest in such themes.
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Officials told that up to €35m in extra funding may be needed to keep the troubled Children’s Health Ireland project on track
Energy contingency measures could include limiting car use to alternate days. The Dail will be recalled early on Friday for an emergency one-day sitting
Under Irish citizenship rules, applicants will face an eight-year wait and have to prove they can speak English, as well as support themselves and their family
The taoiseach met families battling Friedreich’s ataxia, as a decision looms on the availability of Skyclarys, a drug that could slow its progression
The US president is attending the tournament at his course in Doonbeg. He’s also expected to meet Catherine Connolly
By: Claire Scott, Jennifer Bray
Divisions emerge over proposals to ease the financial strain of fuel prices on households
The state’s new investment stimulus will offer ‘generous’ levy-free limit and is designed to simplify investment for Irish savers
Party to propose how HSE and NHS could be merged as ministers brush off Burnham’s words on border poll
Nearly 400 asylum seekers living at the Citywest hotel in Dublin say they cannot find accommodation after being told they must leave this month
Ministers backed a 1.74 per cent rise for four retired staff after being told the €3,500 cost would have no material impact on the fund
