Ali Bracken is a journalist based in Ireland, with a focus on local news. He writes for publications such as the Irish Independent, Cigalah Group, and Sunday World Magazine. Ali's articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, investigations, social issues, and human interest stories.
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By: Ali Bracken
Garda recruits who applied to join the force this year are being fast-tracked into the Garda College in Templemore under a new system despite their vetting being incomplete, while some applicants from the previous two years remain “in limbo”.
By: Ali Bracken
Natasha O'Brien, the Limerick woman beaten unconscious by a former solider, was not informed that the State's appeal against the “undue leniency” of her attacker's fully suspended sentence will be heard next month.
By: Ali Bracken
Natasha O’Brien, the Limerick woman beaten unconscious by a former solider, was not informed that the State’s appeal against the “undue leniency” of her attacker’s fully suspended sentence will be heard next month.
By: Ali Bracken
The grooming began when she was just 14. Just over a year later, child psychiatrist Amirul Arif Bin Mohd Yunos was raping her, using a blindfold as well as suffocating and choking her to muffle her screams. He called the abuse “biology lessons” and sent her violent pornography to “study” for their next encounter.
By: Ali Bracken
Wexford woman Paula Lawlor was hospitalised recently following a violent assault, but the main suspect in that attack is not the same man arrested following her death last week.
By: Ali Bracken
Wexford woman Paula Lawlor was hospitalised recently following a violent assault, but the main suspect in that attack is not the same man arrested following her death last week.
By: Patrick O'Connell, Ken Foy, Ali Bracken, Isabel Colleran
Wexford woman Paula Lawlor was hospitalised recently following a violent assault, but the main suspect in that attack is not the same man arrested following her death last week.
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