Kevin Doyle
Executive Editor at Irish Independent
Group Head of News at Mediahuis (Ireland)
Group Head of News - Mediahuis 🇮🇪, Executive Editor - Irish Independent. ‘The Indo Daily’ presenter. Once Political Journalist of Year. Offaly man in Dublin.
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Kevin Doyle
The WhatsApp messages, allegations of spying and the true story about rogue landlord’s restraining order against a journalist On a scale of one to 10, Christian Carter reckoned he was a nine when it came to honesty. It was either a brave or stupid ranking to give himself as he sat in the witness box with his entire case falling apart around him. By the time Carter was asked the question, it was becoming obvious his reasons for bringing us into the courtroom were entirely dishonest.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Kevin Doyle
The podcast, which is only six months old, beat off strong competition from Norway, Germany, Sweden and Italy to win Best Use of Audio at the European Digital Media Awards. Indo Sport’s entry focused on how the podcast rapidly grew a consistent audience from a standing start and expanded into other areas such as live events.
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2 months ago |
independent.ie | Kevin Doyle
The child who has been described as a “pedestrian” by gardaí was struck by a car in Portlaoise around 4.20pm on Saturday afternoon. The driver of the car, a woman in her 40s, was not injured. It was the second road tragedy in the Midlands on Saturday. A young man died earlier in the day in Westmeath and two others were injured when a quad bike and motorcycle collided. The Portlaoise accident involving the child occurred in a residential area called Kilminchy which is on the edge of the town.
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2 months ago |
independent.ie | Kevin Doyle
The child who has been described as a “pedestrian” by gardaí was struck by a car in Portlaoise around 4.20pm on Saturday afternoon. The driver of the car, a woman in her 40s, was not injured. It was the second road tragedy in the Midlands today. A young man died earlier in Westmeath and two others were injured when a quad bike and motorcycle collided. The Portlaoise accident involving the child occurred in a residential area called Kilminchy which is on the edge of the town.
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2 months ago |
independent.ie | Kevin Doyle
Proposed new laws targeting short-term lets have been repeatedly hit by delays and ultimately died with the calling of the general election last November. They will now be one of the first items likely to be agreed when a cabinet sub-committee on housing meets today to assess how this Coalition will approach the housing crisis. It is expected ministers will agree to “update” the existing Housing for All programme later this year.
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