Alex Dunne is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on local news and events. With a background in reporting for Dublin Live, Alex covers a wide range of topics, including crime, weather, missing persons, and community appeals. Their work has also been featured in publications such as the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, Mirror, and Cigalah Group.
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Alex Dunne primarily covers local news in Dublin, with a focus on evolving and breaking stories. His coverage includes crime, weather updates, events, and entertainment news.
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By: Alex Dunne
The former Garda opened his O'Connell Street casino in 1976
By: Erica Carter, Alex Dunne
Brian McFadden has opened up on his decision to leave Westlife in 2004, admitting that he was 'selfish' but that it was the only way he could save his marriage to Kerry Katona
By: Alex Dunne
Former Republic of Ireland striker Stephanie Zambra has announced her retirement from football.
The joint operation uncovered around 30kgs of the drug at Rosslare this morning, with an approximate street value of €2.1 million
By: Alex Dunne
It's set to be a clear, cold, and frosty day in Dublin before a changeable weekend ahead.
Welcome to Dublin Live's traffic live blog, where we will keep you updated on all the traffic across the capital in partnership with Dublin City FM
Gardai and emergency services rushed to the scene on Shangan Avenue in Ballymun around 4pm
By: Sarah Magliocco, Alex Dunne
The Northern Lights were visible across Ireland last night and may be seen again tonight - here is how to track them and why they have been more common in recent years
RTE are bringing The Traitors to Ireland - and applications to be on the show are now open.
Born in 1916, Martin McEvilly was the youngest of 11 siblings, grew up on a farm in Co. Galway and continued to live an active and healthy life until his death
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