Articles
-
Feb 29, 2024 |
tipperarylive.ie | Ronan Dodd
It is probably no surprise that I became involved in newspapers - my grandmother was a book binder with Thoms; my grandfather was a printer with Brunswick Press and my father was a printer with Brown and Nolan and then The Irish Press. Printer’s ink is definitely in the blood. All told, I have spent 50 years in newspapers, starting as a Saturday night copyboy with The Sunday Press in 1974. I wrote my first articles at around 15 years of age for the then national Irish language newspaper Inniu.
-
Feb 21, 2024 |
limerickleader.ie | Ronan Dodd
A MOTORIST who was driving at 154km/h on the motorway outside Nenagh has been fined for careless driving by Judge Elizabeth MacGrath at Nenagh District Court. The speed limit was 120km/h, the court heard. Patrick McCarthy of 29 Sharwood Estate, Newcastle West, county Limerick, had originally been charged with dangerous driving, but this was reduced to careless driving by Judge MacGrath after the court heard that the conditions on the day had been dry and the lighting good.
-
Feb 15, 2024 |
limerickleader.ie | Ronan Dodd
TWO Tipperary Town brothers charged with assault causing harm have been refused bail by Judge Adrian Harris at Nenagh District Court. Michael O'Dwyer, 31, and his brother Joey, 27, both of 52 James Connolly Park, Tipperary Town, were before the court this Thursday charged with assault on John O'Connor at Greenane Drive, Tipperary Town, on February 13, 2024. They are both also charged with production of an article under Section 11 of the Firearms Act on the same date.
-
Feb 15, 2024 |
tipperarylive.ie | Ronan Dodd
Tipperary Sinn Fein TD Martin Browne has been informed that the HSE is looking to purchase land in the Palmers Hill area of Cashel, where it is considering locating the long-awaited Community Nursing Unit.
-
Feb 6, 2024 |
tipperarylive.ie | Ronan Dodd
Éabha Byrnes, a student at St Anne's Secondary School in Tipperary Town, was chosen last May, from hundreds of Irish Junk Kouture designers to represent Ireland in the World finals of Junk Kouture in Monaco. Éabha’s colourful creation, Drowning Duchess, was created using swimming floats. Junk Kouture is a competition that promotes recycling and sustainability, while at the same time promoting creativity and design.
Journalists covering the same region
James McCarthy
Political Reporter at Belfast Live
James McCarthy primarily covers news in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.
Michael Scott
Editor at Newry Reporter
Michael Scott primarily covers news in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.
Louise Easton
Senior News Editor, England and Wales at Bauer Media Group (UK)
Louise Easton primarily covers news in London, England, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.
Alistair Dunsmuir
Managing Editor at The Golf Business
Managing Editor at Greenkeeping
Alistair Dunsmuir primarily covers news in Scotland, United Kingdom, including areas like Fife and the Central Belt.
Kathryn Liston
Travel Writer, Journalist and Editor at Freelance
Kathryn Liston primarily covers news in the Greater London area, including surrounding regions in England, United Kingdom.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →