Paul O'Neill

Paul O'Neill

Paul O'Neill is a former editor of The Irish Times. He was previously deputy editor, editorial director, business editor, deputy news editor and crime correspondent. He first joined The Irish Times in 1989 as a reporter in the London office.

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Some of this week’s best Irish Times journalism

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The past year has seen 310 editions of the newspaper produced remotely in challenging times

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Taking to the hills for the challenge of the sportive

The many semi-competitive cycling events in Ireland and abroad have attracted new entrants to the sport

Marmotte 2013: the toughest day I’ve ever spent on a bike

It was a long-held ambition to cycle some of the biggest mountains of the Tour de France. Would the dream become a nightmare?

Alpine trek: the end of a journey only a bicycle could make possible

As a school boy,I was fascinated by the Tour de France, and now I’m taking on four of its toughest climbs

Accolade of 'world's greatest champion' is out of reach for legendary Lance

BOOK OF THE DAY : Lance Armstrong – The World’s Greatest Champion By John Wilcockson John Murray 383pp, £18.99

Outcome of Connell case offers little satisfaction

VINCENT Connell is a man of contradictions and conflicts, and many who have met him will hazard an assessment of his character…