Donal O'Regan is a reporter at Limerick Leader. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, farming, and regional interests, while also delving into social issues and crime. Donal's work has been featured in various publications including Leitrim Observer, Leinster Express, and The Mayo News, among others.
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Donal O'Regan focuses on local news, particularly crime, entertainment, and sports in Limerick, Ireland. He covers evolving stories and breaking news related to the area. Therefore, he may be interested in pitches that provide updates or insights into ongoing criminal cases or investigations within Limerick.
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A FATHER threatened to kill a gynaecologist after he carried out an internal exam on the man's then partner, who was pregnant with twins, in a maternity hospital.
The case against the accused was adjourned at Limerick Criminal Circuit Court this Monday
Limerick City Fire and Rescue Service attended 'to assist with the rescue of a worker who sustained injuries on a building site'
It is understood the man, aged in his 50s, was working on scaffolding when the incident occurred this Monday afternoon
By: Donal O Regan
Protesters want the building to be used as an autism suite for school pupils but a lease had been signed with Coolmine Therapeutic Centre
By: Donal O Regan
'I will find you and I will kill you': Accused told doctor A JUDGE said a man threatening to kill a gynaecologist in a maternity hospital was “an unwarranted attack on an essential service and those providing it”.
By: Donal O Regan, Brendan Gleeson
Pallasgreen's Catherine, Margaret, Ger and Paul O'Connell celebrate milestone in style
By: Donal O Regan
THE JUDGE in the Hayes brothers' case said it appears both accused were under the illusion that the victim was “having some kind of clandestine affair or involvement with the ex-partner of Daragh Hayes”.
By: Donal O Regan, Faye Dorgan, Kayleigh Hardiman
Drennan family hope to appeal the eight-year sentence handed down by the judge
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