RTE UK Election Night Coverage, Dec 2019

Political Analysis

Now, more than ever, clear political analysis and commentary is needed in these confusing times

 

As a broadcast journalist with extensive knowledge of Westminster life, Gerry gets to the heart of the story. With Anglo Irish relations, once again, at a critical juncture, his first-hand experience as a journalist in Westminster, Belfast and Dublin gives added depth to his reporting and commentary.

Political commentary showreel

Testimonials

  • “Thanks for being wonderful”

    Susan Calman, 'Cheer Up Love'

  • “Thanks for playing a central role in ensuring an excellent evening of debate”

    Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown

  • “A natural communicator, insightful interviewer, talented event host, always does his homework”

    Graeme Thompson, Pro Vice Chancellor - Sunderland University

  • “Thanks for your quick wit, insight and good humour”

    Parliamentary Outreach – House of Commons

  • “A joy to talk to, wonderful”

    Sophie Kinsella, 'My Not So Perfect Life'

  • “Prince of interviewers”

    John Simpson, 'Moscow Midnight'

  • “Gerry is held in very high regard”

    Former Prime Minister Tony Blair

  • “Asked the sort of questions that audiences want to hear while still challenging me with a thorough and interesting approach”

    Louise Doughty, 'Black Water'

  • “Stimulating, professional, with pace and just the right amount of humour and irreverence”

    Northeast Assembly

  • Gerry was professional, friendly and very personable. He took the lead in dealing with our clients, looking forward to working with him again in the near future.

    Franchise Direct Worldwide

  • “A master interviewer, made it great fun”

    Nick Hewer, 'My Alphabet'

  • “His humour and questioning style brought our event to life”

    Northumbrian Water

  • "One of the best events I’ve ever done, I would beg organisers to book him”

    Julie Myerson, 'The Stopped Heart'

  • "Thanks for the excellent way you chaired the panel, leading to a brilliant discussion"

    Sir David Bell, University Vice Chancellor and former Permanent Secretary Education Department