Cian McCormack is a RTE News Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal cruelty, travel and tourism, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Latin America. Cian's work has been featured in RTE.
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Cian McCormack's coverage focuses primarily on local news within Ireland, particularly Dublin. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, family and relationships, as well as breaking news and evolving stories.
If you're looking to reach out to Cian with a story idea or expert commentary, it would be beneficial to offer insights related to local Irish issues such as government policies and their impact on communities in Dublin or wider Ireland. Given his focus on data-driven reporting and announcements from the government, providing factual information backed by credible sources may increase the chances of engagement.
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Gaza resembles "something out of a Mad Max movie", with lawlessness on the streets and amputations carried out on children daily, an Irish surgeon leaving the enclave today has said.
Horses are suffering neglect, cruelty and abandonment across Ireland, My Lovely Horse Animal Rescue says.
Howth Summit walk is fast becoming one of Dublin's busiest tourist hotspots attracting half a million people last year.
By: Cian McCormack
There is "cocaine in every parish in Ireland", according to Cuan Mhuire addiction treatment services.
Parking is a triggering, hot-button issue all over the country. Sometimes it is about cost. However, in Mallow, it is about availability.
By: Cian McCormack
Tourists are bypassing one of Ireland's most important historical sites because there is not enough safe parking places for coaches, tourism operators have warned.
Minister for Communications Patrick O'Donovan complained to Ireland's media watchdog about a lack of balance in RTÉ's coverage of fuel protests after they happened in April.
I'm sitting on a giant boulder at Finnoe Cross, between Borrisokane and Carney in north Tipperary.
Elite intercounty female players need better support to have families because only 3% of them have children, the Gaelic Players Association has warned.
The Department of Enterprise is investigating whether Russian-owned Aughinish Alumina, which is an alumina refinery, is making products which is ending up in Russian military equipment.
