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Photo: Paul Colgan on X
Economics Correspondent and presenter for Virgin Media, Paul Colgan, has announced that he will be leaving the station after 10 years.
This comes just days after both Ciara Doherty and Claire Brock have also left their posts with Virgin Media, looking to seek "fresh opportunities".
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Paul Colgan posted the update on his X account saying: "After 10 great years as Economics Correspondent at Virgin Media News and UTV Ireland I am moving on at the end of the year.
"I've really enjoyed working with so many talented colleagues and covering some of the biggest stories during that time - including Brexit, Trump and the rise of 'Big Tech'.
"But now is the time to explore other opportunities in what is an exciting period in news and current affairs. Thanks to everyone who I've worked with at VM News and who have supported me along the way."
The full post can be found his X account HERE or by following the attached post below this article.
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— Paul Colgan (@paulcolgan) December 12, 2024
After a great decade as Economics Correspondent with Virgin Media News and UTV Ireland, I'm moving on in the New Year to new challenges. ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/RQ4D0K9vOH
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