Simon Harris

The by-elections told us what people expect from politicians and how we must deliver for them every day.

Last weekend was a good opportunity for some downtime and space to properly reflect on the results of the by-elections in Galway West and Dublin Central…

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April 2026

Dereliction in a housing emergency cannot be tolerated

We cannot tolerate the scourge of dereliction.

Apr 2 • Simon Harris

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March 2026

A moment of major economic challenge & how we will get through it

Hi there,

Mar 22 • Simon Harris

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Cancer journey shouldn’t define someone’s financial future

Evening,

Mar 21 • Simon Harris

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February 2026

How we navigate a fractured age

I’ve just finished reading The Fractured Age by Neil Shearing.

Feb 28 • Simon Harris

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I will make sure your hard earned money works for you

Today I spoke about an issue that matters to many hard-working people across our country; the fact that too many Irish savers are being short-changed by…

Feb 15 • Simon Harris

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Urgent action needed to protect our children online

We don’t allow a child drink or smoke or vote or drive.

Feb 8 • Simon Harris

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Irish and European politics cannot be reduced to just commenting on US policy. There is lots within our own control

Morning,

Feb 1 • Simon Harris

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January 2026

Some reflections on National Holocaust Memorial Day

The Holocaust was an unimaginable horror, and it is to our great shame that we have still not learnt its lessons.

Jan 25 • Simon Harris

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The AI Moment has arrived: It’s time for Ireland to lead

As you travel through the streets of San Francisco, you are struck by one unavoidable reality: artificial intelligence is no longer a concept.

Jan 18 • Simon Harris

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Weekly Finance Round-Up - some key updates

Hi there,

Jan 11 • Simon Harris

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Politicians of the centre cannot shirk the migration debate. I certainly won’t

The migration debate cannot be allowed to become more polarised or simply left to the political extremes.

Jan 9 • Simon Harris

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