Darren Halley is a video journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. He primarily focuses on local news stories and events, covering a range of topics including sports, crime, current affairs, and cultural events. His work has been featured in publications such as the Irish Independent, Sunday World Magazine, and Belfast Telegraph.
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Darren Halley's coverage spans a wide range of topics, from crime and politics to entertainment news. His focus seems to be on local events in Ireland, particularly Dublin.
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By: Darren Halley
A man has been rushed to hospital this morning following an incident on Dublin's Talbot Street. Gardaí are currently at the scene which has been sealed off. According to witnesses, there was evidence of blood on the street following the suspected attack.
By: Darren Halley
Taoiseach Simon Harris has described a plan to provide 725 million euros in funding for RTE over the next three years as a “significant milestone”.
By: Darren Halley
The Tánaiste Micheál Martin says the government will keep engaging with UN on the investigation of the death of Private Sean Rooney.
By: Darren Halley
A woman has said she is still in “disbelief” after a video of her quick-thinking six-year-old asking for help from an Amazon delivery man after she collapsed went viral. Liz Crooks (26) from Newtownards, Co Down, lives with her three children Aiden (6), daughter Cassie (5) and Luna (2), and suffers from a series of debilitating health conditions, including a heart disorder. On Saturday, after she was prepping to head out for the day with her three children, her health took a turn for the worse and she collapsed on the sofa, after suffering from a flare-up of POTS (Postural tachycardia syndrome). Footage from her home's Ring doorbell captured what happened next and now has gone viral with over 20 million views worldwide, showing her son Aiden accepting a parcel from a delivery driver and asking him “to come and help his mummy”.
Gardaí cordon off scene of suspected attack in Tallaght Darren Halley Gardaí cordon off scene of suspected attack in Tallaght.
By: Darren Halley
Home is where the heart is for Olympic hero Kellie Harrington's family, her parents will be watching their daughter's latest tilt at glory from their Portland Row home where they watched her win gold at Tokyo games
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