Beau Donelly is a Senior Reporter for The Times, focusing on local news in Ireland, specifically in Dublin. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Beau covers a range of topics including current events, social issues, crime, and sports. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on issues affecting the local community.
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Beau Donelly's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Ireland, specifically Dublin. The articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment news, climate change, Covid-19, crime, mental health, immigration issues and more.
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A rap video featuring a group of Irish pre-teens, plus children who live in refugee accommodation, has been hailed “the banger of the year” on social media
National governing body has been criticised by some of its members after confirming that two of its three converted shipping containers have been in storage for months
By: Julieanne Corr, Beau Donelly
Yoga teachers could be among the next wave of Irish people to move down under after the occupation was added to a draft list of jobs eligible for fast-track visas
Media regulator accused of not doing enough to combat recommender systems that ‘promote hurt, hate, self-loathing and suicide’ to children
Irish fans lose hundreds of euros to scammers using hacked accounts to offer fraudulent tickets to the singer’s Eras concerts
Broadcaster Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh was a ‘grandfather’ to Ireland and journalist Tommie Gorman’s ‘lifeblood’ was forming connections, their funerals told
Larry Bass, the producer, says there’s plenty of potential in independent sector, as RTE unveils plan to move away from Montrose
The founder of a group representing more than 200 women with lipoedema, a disease often misdiagnosed as obesity says they are being failed by the Irish health system
Childline receives ten calls a year from Irish under-18s using the adult content creation site, but experts say the number could be the tip of an iceberg
Dublin professor Jean O’Sullivan has received a humanitarian award for her work with Global Emergency Care Skills
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