Eimer McAuley is a Multimedia Journalist at Journal Media. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, immigration, and polls, with a particular focus on murder cases. Eimer's insightful reporting has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her commitment to uncovering the complexities of these pressing societal issues.
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Eimer McAuley's coverage predominantly centers around local government and politics, crime, and evolving stories in Dublin and Ireland. She frequently reports on breaking news and government announcements, so she may be responsive to pitches related to these areas.
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A man thought to be a tourist was seriously injured in the course of the incidents.
Reportedly three gay men were chased by a group who were armed with knives in the park.
A senior roads unit policing garda said conversations were ongoing about the need to change the road for years.
An Aer Lingus cabin crew member said employees are concerned about being put on standby and losing out on pay if more flights are cancelled.
Hospital staff desperately tried to save Naomi's life after she arrived in the hospital experiencing postpartum hemorrhage.
The charity ActionAid says mothers it supports have been told they must vacate their current accommodation tomorrow.
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Michelle O’Neill said that now is the time for a reset in British Irish relations.
Ainy, who lives in Macroom Co Cork, said she never felt stigmatised over her status until she sought fertility assistance.
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