Amy Donohoe
Dublin Journalist at Irish Independent
BA Journalism | MSc Climate Change |Journalist with @dublinindo @independent_ie | got a story? email: [email protected]
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Amy Donohoe
With the Easter bank holiday weekend upon us and school out for the next two weeks, why not plan a fun activity for all the family. Here are five things happening in Dublin over the Easter break. From April 16 to 21, Dublin Zoo invites you to step into two incredible worlds – one bursting with ‘egg-citing’ Easter activities, and another that’s been millions of years in the making, the Zoorassic Trail.
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1 week ago |
sundayworld.com | Amy Donohoe
Content creator Nickxar has been performing for seven years now. He’ll jump out and scare people, so if you hear screams of fear followed by screeches of laughter, you’ll know he’s nearby. According to Nick, he gets over 300 million views a month and dressing as a bush is how he pays the bills. “This is my full-time job. I enjoy it. It’s not an everyday job. We have a team of five people; a cameraman, editors, we have people doing the scares,” he said.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Amy Donohoe
Adam Doyle, known as Spicebag, was selling Ireland-Palestine solidarity jerseys for €55, with profits going towards Dignity For Palestine, “an organisation that provides food, medicine, and other much-needed aid to displaced persons inside Gaza”. With the fundraiser, so far, he has provided “everything from cooking equipment, food, and clean drinking water to facilitating activities for displaced children”.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Amy Donohoe
Peter and Erik FitzHugh, from South Dublin, start their cycle around the entire perimeter of Ireland this Saturday, April 19. They are raising funds for Breakthrough Cancer Research in honour of Carol FitzHugh, who died from liver cancer in 2022. Carol was the sister of Tour de France-winning legend Stephen Roche, while her nephew, Nicholas, a former professional cyclist and broadcaster, will lend his support along the route.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Amy Donohoe
Content creator Nickxar has been performing for seven years now. He’ll jump out and scare people, so if you hear screams of fear followed by screeches of laughter, you’ll know he’s nearby. According to Nick, he gets over 300 million views a month and dressing as a bush is how he pays the bills. “This is my full-time job. I enjoy it. It’s not an everyday job. We have a team of five people; a cameraman, editors, we have people doing the scares,” he said.
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