‘Irish Examiner’ reporters win journalism award for ‘Grace’ story

Two members of the Irish Examiner political staff have secured a top journalism award for their analysis of the treatment of a young woman who suffered a litany of abuse in a foster home.

‘Irish Examiner’ reporters win journalism award for ‘Grace’ story
Fri, 03 Nov, 2017 - 00:00
Stephen Rogers

Political editor Daniel McConnell and political correspondent Fiachra Ó Cionnaith received the ‘News Analysis’ award at the NewsBrands Ireland Journalism Awards, presented in Dublin last night.

They were honoured for their dedicated coverage of the ‘Grace’ scandal.

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