Cathal Ryan is a reporter at the Irish Mirror. Based in Limerick, he covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, arts and entertainment, travel, and sports. His work has been featured in numerous outlets such as the Irish Star US, Liverpool Echo, and RSVP Magazine.
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Cathal's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and local stories within Ireland. If you're looking to pitch to him, consider providing breaking or evolving stories related to the entertainment industry in Ireland, such as events, personalities, or cultural phenomena.
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On Sunday, families celebrated fathers the length and breadth of the country and thanked them for everything they do for us
By: Cathal Ryan
The IRVA has advocated for safer roads, greater accountability, legislative reform, and improved support services for those whose lives have been forever changed by road trauma
By: Cathal Ryan
The Irish Road Victims Association has said it is "honoured" President Catherine Connolly has accepted an invitation to become sole patron of the organisation
By: Cathal Ryan
A bad night's sleep can result in a lack of energy and potential headaches but there are ways of dealing with warmer conditions that can make it easier to sleep through the night
Aideen, 22, will go on to represent Ireland at the much-anticipated Miss Universe 2026 final
By: Cathal Ryan
Cian Rowland sadly lost his life on Sunday after he was struck by a car in Mayo Tributes have poured in for a “beautiful little boy” who was tragically killed in a collision over the weekend.
Some glorious sunny weather will shine down on Ireland over the coming days
By: Cathal Ryan
Natalie McLaughlin and her six-year-old daughter Ella sadly died in the crash
It is going to be a hot one this week Ireland is set for some exceptionally warm weather over the week, and with summer holidays not yet here, many parents are wondering at what point classrooms could be shut?
By: Cathal Ryan
Dún Laoghaire Coast Guard members sadly recovered a body from the water
