
Sean Kelly
Sean Kelly is an Australian author, columnist, and political adviser, known for his insightful analyses of Australian politics. He served as an adviser to former Prime Ministers Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd, and his writings often reflect his deep understanding of the political landscape. Kelly is also the author of 'The Game: A Portrait of Scott Morrison', which examines the political career of the former Prime Minister. His commentary provides readers with a nuanced perspective on contemporary political issues and the dynamics within the Australian government.
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Sean Kelly is a regular columnist and was an adviser to Labor prime ministers Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd.
Money, power and influence destroy trustSean Kelly is a regular columnist and a former adviser to Labor prime ministers.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese barely mentions the Liberals – here’s whyKelly is an author and regular columnist who provides commentary on Australian politics.
Labor is trying to fix a ‘broken’ economic system. Now it must keep goingSean Kelly is one of the MEPs from Fine Gael who will back the amended motion calling for a ban on the sale of alumina to Russia.
Several European Parliament political groups to back call to ban alumina exports to Russia – The Irish TimesSeán Kelly is a notable cyclist who rode alongside Robert Millar.
Pippa York on being Robert Millar, riding in the Tour de France and doping – The Irish TimesSean Kelly is a regular columnist and former adviser to Labor Prime Ministers Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd.
Brick by brick, Albanese is finding faith … that voters will see reasonSeán Kelly is one of the key players for Galway, contributing to their strong lineup.
Dublin are on a high, but Galway have been building quietly and fear nobody – The Irish TimesSean Kelly is noted as an author and regular columnist who has insights into political dynamics.
Angus Taylor’s ‘arrogant prick’ taunt was revealing. But voters may not like what it revealedSean Kelly is the author of 'The Game: A Portrait of Scott Morrison'.
John Howard used nostalgia as a political weapon. Angus Taylor will find it tougherSean Kelly is the author of 'The Game: A Portrait of Scott Morrison'.
Of three elements for political success, he may need only oneSean Kelly is the author of 'The Game: A Portrait of Scott Morrison' and a columnist.
With underlying divisions barely addressed, opposition will battle in this tax fightKelly is the author of a book about Scott Morrison and a regular columnist.
With the Coalition in disarray, Albanese can be brave on policy. But will he?Sean Kelly is the author of The Game: A Portrait of Scott Morrison.
Donald Trump a reminder that governments should govern, not police speech ... or artistsSean Kelly is a regular columnist and a former adviser to prime ministers.
After Bondi, our leaders needed to draw breath. Now, so do we allSean Kelly, a regular columnist, was an adviser to former Labor prime ministers Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd.
Prime Minister Albanese talks about his “five biggest things”Sean Kelly is a regular columnist and was an adviser to former Labor prime ministers Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd.
Albanese is miles ahead, right? Hastie may yet expose this as an illusionSean Kelly is a regular columnist and a former adviser to Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd.
You thought climate was a Coalition problem, but Albanese may rue his enemy’s low ebbSean Kelly discusses his essay on what Labor stands for.
Anthony Albanese’s government remains averse to conflictSean Kelly writes about the current state of the Australian political scene.
Albanese government struggling to find second-term footing as public debate gathers fogginessSeán Kelly claimed he was shafted by his party when he was not supported for the presidential nomination.
No heave against Micheál Martin, but many in Fianna Fáil mute on public support – The Irish TimesSeán Kelly has claimed he was 'shafted' by his party when colleagues in Leinster House declined to back him to run for the presidential election.
Seán Kelly says he was ‘shafted’ by Fine Gael over presidential nomination – The Irish TimesHeather Humphreys was pitched into the contest by a leadership which didn’t appear to fancy the prospects of MEP Sean Kelly.
Catherine Connolly will be president of Blueshirt barristers, Fianna Fáil farmers, lefties and pro-lifers – The Irish TimesSeán Kelly is another sitting MEP who sought to run for the presidency but was sidelined.
the real winners (and losers) of the presidential election – The Irish TimesThe list included Seán Kelly of Fine Gael.
the candidates, how to vote, the powers of the president, and when will we know the result? – The Irish TimesSeán Kelly's childhood involved stitching footballs and he later became president of the GAA.
Micheál Martin’s damage limitation might be too little too late after all – The Irish TimesThe list included Seán Kelly of Fine Gael.
A beginner’s guide to the Irish presidential election – The Irish TimesIt was Ireland’s first podium finish in the event since Sean Kelly also claimed the bronze medal in 1989.
Flamboyant Pogacar retains world title to cement legacySeán Kelly was the last Irish rider to win a bronze medal at the World Championships back in 1989.
Ben Healy relishes World Championship bronze medal – The Irish TimesSeán Kelly dropped out of the race to become Fine Gael’s candidate, citing Heather Humphreys' lead.
Billy Kelleher allies believe there is ‘route to win’ Fianna Fáil presidential nomination, despite Jim Gavin’s lead – The Irish TimesFine Gael MEP Seán Kelly has confirmed he is dropping out of the race to become his party’s presidential election candidate.
Seán Kelly withdraws from race for Fine Gael’s presidential nomination, clearing path for Heather Humphreys – The Irish Times
























































































































