Alison Comyn is a journalist and columnist based in Drogheda, Ireland. She writes for the Irish Independent and Sunday World Magazine, with a focus on local news and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Drogheda, Ireland (Local)
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Alison Comyn's articles mainly focus on local events, community issues, and cultural developments in the Drogheda area of Ireland. She often covers stories related to charity events, local entertainment news, and social matters affecting the community.
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Louth Mary-Rose O'Sullivan organised event for friend Tracey and to remember Arlene
By: Alison Comyn
Louth September 28th in the City North Hotel, Co Meath Cancer care staff at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital.
Louth Trailblazer for women in boxing unveils statue in Drogheda
By: Alison Comyn
Louth Hugely successful Culture Night sees alternative town centre venues for events
By: Alison Comyn
Louth Woman and child-centred approach to helping domestic violence survivors Natalie Kelly of Drogheda Dolls and Fr. Colm O’Mahony at the report launch on Monday.
By: Alison Comyn
Louth Meetings start on Tuesday October 1st to coincide with National Breastfeeding Week
Louth Award-winning brand Listoke Gin closes after investors pull out. Mother and daughter team of Listoke founder Bronagh Conlon and Sarah McAvinchey, Director of Sales.
By: Alison Comyn
Louth Successful Open Night for prospective new students and parents Edith McCarthy have a look around Scoil Uí Mhuirí with her mother Caoimhe.
Louth Tranquil bench on busy new road for the late Jena McHugh Bulman The bench carries a quote from Jena's favourite book and movie The Fellowship of the Ring.
By: Alison Comyn
Sabrina and Valerie Sherlock, the Drogheda sisters and entrepreneurs behind The Marcy Hotel, Nellys Bar and Eden Drogheda, have launched their latest business venture. Navy Bettystown will open its doors in the charming beachside cottage that has been trading as Relish Café in the heart of Bettystown.
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