Darren Hassett is a journalist at ICONIC MEDIA GROUP. He covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on topics such as Christmas, holidays, and security. Darren's work has been featured in several publications, including Offaly Live, Limerick Leader Newspaper, and Kilkenny People.
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Tipperary Town, Ireland (Local)
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Darren Hassett's coverage predominantly consists of opinion editorials, expert commentary, and event coverage. The themes covered in his articles include entertainment news, family & relationships, and sports.
Journalists who wish to reach out to Darren should consider providing insightful opinions or expert commentary on local events related to the Tipperary community. Alternatively, they can pitch stories that align with his focus on entertainment news and family & relationships within the context of Tipperary or Ireland as a whole.
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By: Darren Hassett
Congratulations!
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Take note! Weather permitting, the volunteer-run Community Café in Ballingarry will reopen again this Thursday, January 16, 2025.
By: Darren Hassett
Sologhead Notes Congratulations and best wishes to Fr Eugene Everard from Tipperary Town who has taken up the appointment of Parish Priest
By: Darren Hassett
The collision involving a car and a pedestrian occurred on the N62 at approximately 10:30pm. Emergency services attended the scene
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Gortnahoe Notes
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Check this out! A planning application has lodged for a massive bio-renewables production facility.
By: Darren Hassett
Roadstone Limited submitted planning on the 13th of January for a large anaerobic digestor at Killough Quarry, near Holycross, Cashel and Thurles.
By: Darren Hassett
Gortnahoe Notes
By: Darren Hassett
Check this out! Planning has been lodged to turn an old Tipperary post office into a "residential living area".
By: Darren Hassett
Roadstone Limited submitted planning on the 13th of January for a large anaerobic digestor at Killough Quarry, near Holycross, Cashel and Thurles.
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