Eimer McAuley is a News Correspondent at Journal Media. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America and Latin America, as well as culture and society. Eimer's work often delves into topics such as capital markets, economic policy, and both local and global economies.
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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.
Given her focus on local events in Dublin and the political landscape of Ireland, Eimer is likely interested in sources who can provide insider perspectives or exclusive information regarding ongoing developments. Pitches that offer unique insights into governmental decisions or emerging stories within the city of Dublin are likely to resonate with her reporting interests.
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By: Eimer McAuley
The development comes following a 24-hour work stoppage by ambulance service members.
By: Eimer McAuley
The Congolese and wider African-Irish community came together today to mourn and to demand justice for Yves Sakila.
The number of layoffs the firm is pursuing in Ireland is considerably higher than what was expected.
By: Eimer McAuley
Seán Rocks presented the culture programme ‘Arena' for 16 years, but he only received an allowance for his presenting duties, which wasn't included in his pensionable pay.
By: Eimer McAuley
Gardaí said the results of a completed postmortem investigation are not being released for operational reasons.
By: Eimer McAuley
Black Coalition Ireland has called on political leaders to take action following the death of Yves Sakila.
A search under warrant is being carried out at a domestic residence in Drogheda this morning.
By: Eimer Mcauley, Niall O'Connor
A search under warrant is being carried out at a domestic residence in Drogheda this morning.
By: Eimer McAuley
Local Councillor Cathal Haughey has said that a conversation needs to be had about having a lifeguard at Burrow Beach during the month of May.
By: Eimer McAuley
Local residents protested against Dublin City Council's decision to grant permission for a new ‘aparthotel' at 144 Thomas Street.
