Naomi O'Leary is a Europe Correspondent at The Irish Times. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, crime and justice, and climate change and the environment, with a particular focus on natural resources and forestry. Naomi's work has been featured in The Irish Times and breakingnews.ie.
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Naomi O'Leary's reporting primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data in the context of world affairs and government & politics. Her coverage is mainly centered around Ireland's involvement in EU matters, such as its stance on Gaza and key decisions within the EU.
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Police attempt to regain control with tear gas and baton charges as almost 300 arrested on Saturday
As demonstrations spread across France, questions remain over who was responsible for the violence and what it means for Emmanuel Macron
By: Naomi O’Leary
“We didn’t want to get into any altercation with the riot police, so we ended up just running through the tear gas, and I have never felt anything so painful in my life,” says Clara Conyngham (23), a Dubliner who…
Thousands of shops damaged or looted as protests descended into violence, leaving owners fearing for their future
French authorities have imposed curfews in cities to try to prevent further looting as the country reels from some of its worst unrest in years.
Demonstrations from Albania to Spain are largely unconnected, but some common frustrations run through them
By: Naomi O’Leary
There were fresh protests in France as president Emmanuel Macron moved to curtail demonstrations to avoid further unrest and accused far-left groups of “seditious acts” and an intent to overthrow the state.
Right-wing populist has seen poll boost following unrest Marine Le Pen vowed to restore order to France and ensure the supremacy of French
Students vow to go ahead with further protests after government offers more funding and university places
By: Naomi O’Leary
A European Parliament employee who was among three Irish citizens refused entry to Israel this weekend has said he believes authorities are “profiling” Irish nationals.
