Jason Quigley is the Deputy Editor of The City.ie, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping editorial content and delivering timely, engaging journalism to a nationwide audience.

Passionate about news, politics, and current affairs, Jason has built a reputation for his in-depth investigative reporting, insightful commentary, and unwavering commitment to uncovering the stories that matter most to Irish society.

His freelance work began with the Nenagh Guardian. This early experience provided Jason with a deep appreciation for the role of journalism in connecting people with their communities.

Jason’s involvement with the TUD Student Union (TUD SU) media provided him with a platform to engage with student life and the intersection of education and politics.

As a journalist for the student union, he contributed articles and reports that captured the pulse of university campuses, while also providing critical commentary on the broader political landscape in Ireland.

His freelance work also expanded to Dublin City FM, where he continued to refine his reporting and on-air presence, gaining valuable experience in radio journalism and broadcasting. These early roles helped Jason hone his ability to cover a wide array of topics—from local news to national stories—while cultivating his voice as a reliable and authoritative commentator.

Jason’s commitment to high-quality journalism has not gone unnoticed. In recognition of his work, he was nominated for a SMEDIA award in the category of Journalism Relating to Health. In addition to his role at The City.ie, he has contributed to a variety of national media outlets, including Tipp FM, Virgin Media News, and RTÉ Upfront.

As Deputy Editor, Jason is responsible for overseeing content strategy, editing, and managing a dynamic team of journalists, ensuring that the site maintains its high editorial standards while engaging its growing audience.