Eithne Dodd is a journalist with Morning Ireland and RTÉ News, focusing on local news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. She also writes for Buzz and her work has been featured in publications such as Dublin Live, Cork Beo, and Mirror. Eithne covers a wide range of topics, including technology, health, environment, and social issues impacting the local community.
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Eithne's coverage spans a range of topics, with a notable emphasis on government and politics. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, suggesting she would be interested in sources who can provide insights into public policy, regulatory changes, or statistical analysis related to local (Ireland, Dublin) governance.
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A Co Wicklow woman had a lucky escape after she carried a scorpion stowaway back with her from a recent holiday in Kenya.
A Co Wicklow woman had a lucky escape after she carried a scorpion stowaway back with her from a recent holiday in Kenya.
Doc Huysmans has been running his comic book shop business in Dublin city centre for the last 15 years.
Farmers are doing the "heavy lifting" on saving hen harriers, BirdWatch Ireland has said.
As is the case most days, there was a queue outside the Capuchin Day Centre ahead of the homeless charity opening its doors at 7.30am.
The RNLI will celebrate 200 years of saving lives at sea with the unveiling of two special stamps from An Post.
Solar is fast becoming a renewable energy source to reckon with in Ireland, having just hit 1GW of solar power on the national grid.
By: Eithne Dodd
Focus Ireland is hoping to help thousands of homeless people to register to vote ahead of the local and European elections in June.
Almost 14,000 people were recorded as accessing emergency accommodation in February 2024 according to the latest figures from the Department of Housing
Motorists are being warned about potential delays on parts of the M50 and M7 this afternoon and evening due to Irish Defence Forces convoys.
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