Motoring Editor, Innovation Editor And Assistant Business Editor
Michael McAleer is a Motoring Editor, Innovation Editor, and Assistant Business Editor at The Irish Times. He specializes in topics related to cars, trucks, and lorries, bringing a keen insight into the automotive industry and innovation trends. Michael has been featured in various publications, including breakingnews.ie, The Western People, and the Roscommon Herald.
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Michael McAleer's coverage focuses on a variety of topics, including government and politics, crime, entertainment news, and legal matters. He heavily covers local Dublin and Ireland-centric stories. Given his focus on evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements; he may be interested in pitches related to ongoing trials or legal disputes with relevance to Dublin or Ireland.
For individuals looking to pitch Michael McAleer it would be beneficial for them to have unique insights into the latest developments in trials or legal policies within Dublin/Ireland. Furthermore, given his extensive coverage of cars as well as Christmas-related content alongside pressing issues such as cyberattacks - experts able to provide commentary on these areas could also find success when reaching out.
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By: Neil Briscoe, Michael McAleer
Most of the papers feature today's Leaving Cert results along with details on the upcoming funerals for the M9 crash gang members
By: Neil Briscoe, Michael McAleer
By: Michael McAleer
Practical advice on your motoring queries, from buying, selling or issues you have with your current car
By: Michael McAleer
Timely PHEV supermini promises up to 105km of electric driving, but its ride, steering and refinement disappoint
By: Michael McAleer
Beautiful styling, a premium interior and a tempting price make the new 6e an attractive family EV but the driving experience doesn't entirely convince
