Wayne O'Connor is a journalist at the Sunday Independent. With over a decade of media experience, he focuses on critical issues such as housing, education, politics, and public policy, while also covering topics related to urban development and real estate. Wayne's work has been featured in prominent publications including Sunday World Magazine, Irish Independent, and Belfast Telegraph.
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Wayne O'Connor's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in Ireland, particularly Dublin, encompassing education, housing, healthcare and government policies. He frequently references government announcements and legal policy regulations. If you are reaching out to him for media coverage or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to these themes within the context of Dublin or Irish affairs.
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By: Wayne O'Connor
NTA says motorists switch to bus, train and tram services to save money
By: Wayne O'Connor
TikTok insiders have raised concerns about changes to the company’s online vetting tools, saying they risk children being exposed to more harmful content around “joyriding, dangerous driving and gangs”.
By: Wayne O'Connor
Hundreds were on waiting lists around the country to downsize to a suitable space
By: Wayne O'Connor
Developer says dezoning of fenced-off site near UCD ‘doesn’t make sense’
By: Wayne O'Connor
Trade union Siptu said some workers waited almost two years for complaints to be resolved
By: Wayne O'Connor
Concerns also raised about wildlife along route
By: Wayne O'Connor
Figures published last week show 2,104 18- to 24-year-olds are without secure living arrangements
By: Wayne O'Connor
With four previous games bringing in over €500m, business was booming in Dublin as 14,000 supporters hit the streets
By: Wayne O Connor
Service may have to be curtailed unless more people are hired and trained, says union
By: Wayne O'Connor
Number of US buyers with no previous ties to Ireland continues to rise
