Paul Colgan
@paulcolgan
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Award Winning Journalist and Broadcaster | Irish Politics and Economics | Ex RTÉ News, UTV Ireland and SB Post 📸https://t.co/bg3OuvFhF1
Dublin, Ireland
Joined February 2009
All budgets are political - but #Budget2025 was almost explicitly so. The Government threw billions of euros at voters through cost-of-living measures - whether they needed them or not. Some analysis from last night's @TonightVMTV ⤵️
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My piece on Ireland's war of words with Israel. Former Biden envoy @deborahlipstadt - President's speech was 'pretty close' to 'antisemitic'. UCD's @Aidan_Regan - antisemitism claim 'smoke and mirrors' Chief Rabbi - politicians have 'ignored' concerns.
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Was happy to join @MarkCarruthers7
@JP_Biz in studio and @AllieRenison on BBC's Red Lines today to discuss Trump and the impact he will have on Ireland, north and south.
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RT @bbctheview: What might the second coming of Donald Trump mean for the economy in Northern Ireland, the Republic and the UK? @MarkCarrut…
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The 'GAA catfish' saga has captured the Irish public imagination. But what are the social media giants doing to stop such activity - and what are the rights of those affected? My piece for the Irish Times.
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RT @IrishTimes: The peak of remote working in Ireland may be well behind us, writes Paul Colgan
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Big US companies are leading the charge to bring an end to remote working. But low unemployment in Ireland gives workers here some leverage. My piece in today's Irish Times.
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It's inauguration day in Washington DC. I joined the @IrishTimes Inside Politics podcast team to discuss Trump 2.0 - and what Ireland might expect.
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My piece in today's Irish Times on the love-bombing of Trump by the multinationals with Irish operations. The consensus? He'll fully expect any new operations to open in the US.
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I spoke to Irish America about how Ireland should prepare for a second Trump presidency. Sean Spicer: Ireland 'will pay a price' for 'shunning' the Trump camp. John Hartnett: send Michael O'Leary to the White House. Kevin O'Malley: leverage Irish investments.
How should Ireland prepare for Donald Trump’s second term in the White House?
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