Eleanor Burnhill is a journalist based in Ireland, writing for RTE. With a focus on local news, Eleanor covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and community events. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the Irish public.
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Eleanor Burnhill's coverage focuses on local events in Ireland, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. Given her focus on crime, government & politics, and legal policy regulation within the Irish context, she may be particularly interested in news about ongoing legal cases or regulatory changes within Ireland.
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The Irish Prison Service has said it has dealt with a number of drug overdoses in custody and has commenced an information campaign for inmates around the dangers of consuming contraband drugs, including synthetic opioids.
By: Eleanor Burnhill
Hundreds of international protection applicants who were sleeping in tents in a makeshift camp outside the International Protection Office in Dublin have been bussed out to alternative accommodation this morning.
Around a dozen tents remain outside the International Protection Office off Mount St after hundreds of international protection applicants were offered alternative tented accommodation on the outskirts of Dublin city.
Mahmoud, a Palestinian-Jordanian seeking asylum, was one of the people who decided to leave the Crooksling site late last night.
A 49-year-old man has appeared before Dublin District Court charged in connection with an arson attack at a former pub in Dublin on New Year's Eve last.
Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik has called for more support including additional air defence systems from the West, in the face of a fresh barrage of Russian attacks targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure overnight.
By: Liberty Dunworth
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Publisher Gemma O'Doherty has asked a High Court judge to recuse himself from hearing her case after she said she had not been aware that he had previously been a barrister for former Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan.
More barriers have been put in place along the Grand Canal in Dublin, after barriers were installed along other parts of the canal yesterday in an effort to prevent more tents being pitched.
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