Work For The Archbishop of Westminster
In October 2004, Ivereigh was appointed press secretary to the Archbishop of Westminster, working alongside his public affairs adviser, Sir Stephen Wall. After Sir Stephen's departure in May 2005, Ivereigh was appointed director for public affairs, a role which combined both positions. He has been credited with boosting the Archbishop's public image, which had been damaged by controversies over his dealings with paedophile priests. Ivereigh accompanied the Archbishop to Rome for the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI.
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