Fionnuala Boyle is a New York reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on sports, public security, and healthcare. Fionnuala's work has been featured in outlets such as Cork Beo, Glasgow Live, and the Daily Express, among many others.
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Fionnuala Boyle's coverage indicates a strong interest in local Irish culture, events, and Irish-American community-related stories. She seems to particularly focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment news and family & relationships.
Pitches for Fionnuala could include human-interest stories about the Irish-American community or features on individuals that have made significant contributions within this community. Additionally, considering her focus on event coverage, she may be interested in details of upcoming events relevant to Irish culture or notable figures within the local Irish community in Dublin.
Given her interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment news and family & relationships, consider pitching timely pieces covering cultural events with a connection to Ireland or engaging profiles of individuals with ties to both Ireland and Dublin.
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A woman has been arrested and a man is still being hunted in connection with the alleged murder bid.
By: Lee Dalgetty, Fionnuala Boyle
Locals reported a heavy police presence
By: Fionnuala Boyle
A Scottish dad is taking legal action against far-right Tommy Robinson after claiming he was falsely labelled an "invader"
The first case of the potentially deadly bluetongue virus has been confirmed in a cow in Scotland. The animal tested positive on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway, according to the National Farmers Union Scotland.
By: Jordan Shepherd, Fionnuala Boyle
Johanna Bridges has been fighting kidney disease for 35 years and fears she will never get another transplant.
By: Fionnuala Boyle
A young woman who beat cancer aged just 21 is facing a race against time and an £8,000 bill for fertility treatment if she is to have a chance of having a baby in the future.
By: Fionnuala Boyle
A huge hole was left at the front of the coffee shop in Ayrshire after the dramatic collision this morning.
Erin Lavery received the all-clear from her cancer treatment, but now she wants to freeze her eggs
By: Fionnuala Boyle, Adam Care
Erin Lavery was told it would cost her £8,000 to freezer her eggs - the only way she could ever have children
By: Fionnuala Boyle, Lee Dalgetty
"One of a kind. Still can't believe this."
