Faye Curran is a Digital News Journalist specializing in local news in Ireland, with a focus on Dublin. She writes for Newstalk and the Local Government Chronicle, covering a range of topics including community issues, government policies, and social justice. Faye is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful news stories that inform and engage her audience.
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Faye Curran's coverage reflects a strong focus on local government and politics in Dublin, Ireland. She also covers issues related to healthcare, mental health, energy, unemployment, broadband connectivity, environmental conservation, drug legalization as well as cases of fraud and violence against healthcare workers.
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By: Faye Curran
All homes and businesses not included in the National Broadband Plan will be fibre-connected in five years.
By: Faye Curran
A man in his 50s has been forced to live in a tent in the woods in Wicklow since he lost his job after having a heart attack.
Wholesale electricity prices have fallen by more than 70% since August last year, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office.
Surgical complications at Temple Street are a symptom of a "much bigger overarching problem when it comes to disabled children," an independent senator has s...
By: Faye Curran
Awkward, humble or diffident – are Irish people too shy to accept compliments, or are they even allowed to?
By: Faye Curran
A survey of abuse within healthcare settings has unveiled that three out of five doctors have experienced or witnessed abuse at work.
Former All-Ireland winning hurler DJ Carey has appeared in court charged with 21 fraud and forgery offences.
With one of the highest cocaine usage in Europe, drugs in Ireland have become more prevalent in recent years – would decriminalisation help fight addiction?
A grandmother in her 70s who is a cancer survivor has had to take two jobs so she can apply for the State's Defective Concrete Blocks Scheme.
By: Faye Curran
A government-commissioned review of borrowing and investments at a council that was yesterday issued with a best value notice has painted a generally positive picture of its situation.
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