Ronan McGreevy is a news reporter at The Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, culture and society, and public policy, often exploring themes related to elections, government, and civil rights. Ronan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as IrishCentral, The Irish Post, and the Irish Examiner.
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Ronan's coverage is primarily focused on evolving stories related to Ireland, including government announcements, breaking news and cultural and societal issues. He frequently covers topics such as weather, crime, controversies and political developments in the country.
Given his focus on local Irish matters, Ronan would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or access to sources directly involved in the events unfolding within Ireland. This could include government officials, community leaders or individuals impacted by the issues he covers.
Pitches providing unique perspectives on ongoing stories related to culture & society, tragedy (with sensitivity), government & politics and family & relationships within Ireland are more likely to resonate with Ronan given his coverage areas.
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By: Ronan McGreevy
Robert Watt previously said north inner-city Dublin unfairly burdened with services for ‘people on the margins of society'
Meteorologist at the centre of a storm: Englishman Austen H Nagle was a ‘tough and very capable administrator'
By: Ronan McGreevy
Special advocate for survivors of institutional abuse calls for Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme to be extended
By: Glen Murphy, Ronan McGreevy
More than 22,000 set to compete in long-running event as Irish Rail puts on extra early morning services to capital
Multi-instrumentalist founder of Planxty and Bothy Band produced albums for Elvis Costello, Sinéad O'Connor and others
By: Ronan McGreevy
The repatriation of the remains of Roger Casement was so secret that the first the public knew about it was when they arrived in Dublin on February 23rd, 1965.
By: Ronan McGreevy
Childhood friends had a transformational impact on Irish folk music and supported various political and social causes
By: Ronan McGreevy
John Gillick claimed his X account, which accused Jewish people of being ‘filthy dogs' and ‘human scum', was hacked
Revolutionary is buried in Glasnevin, where he was returned in 1965, decades after his execution
Ronan writer article for Spain crash live story 2 hours ago Spanish beginning to question high-speed rail network
