Video Editor/Producer at The Dodo, Vox Media
Hannah Kelly is a Video Editor/Producer at The Dodo, a media company focused on animal stories and conservation. She has a strong background in journalism and has also contributed to publications such as Her Campus FSU. Hannah's work primarily focuses on local news in Ireland, specifically in Co Kildare and Naas, covering a range of topics including healthcare, crime, sports, and community events.
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Hannah’s coverage focuses heavily on local events, breaking news, and evolving stories. She has a strong emphasis on healthcare issues at the Naas General Hospital as well as crime-related incidents in the area.
Given her focus on local events and breaking news, she may be receptive to pitches related to developments within Co Kildare and specifically Naas. This could include updates about community-based initiatives or newsworthy events taking place in these areas.
Additionally, Hannah shows interest in sports-related topics such as golf and rugby (Six Nations). Pitches involving local sports clubs or athletes from Co Kildare may resonate with her based on this coverage pattern.
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By: Hannah Kelly
A video sent to Kfm shows a fake QR code placed on an official Payzone poster
Meanwhile, Lee Barron and Ryan Baird and Jordan Larmour require further assessment this week ahead of the URC trip to Connacht on Saturday
By: Hannah Kelly
They're now two points behind leaders Shelbourne with three games to go
By: Hannah Kelly
Jude Postlethwaite and Ethan McIlroy will be monitored with respective shoulder and ankle injuries
During August, just under 4,000 homes were purchased nationwide, a drop of 14% compared to August last year
It's due to a dry spell of weather and a forecast of insufficient rain, according to Horse Racing Ireland
Finola Dunphy (née Dowling), Cluain Dara, Cutbush, The Curragh.
Great Connell, Newbridge and formerly of Rowan Terrace, Newbridge
By: Hannah Kelly, David Maher
The former Celtic, Sunderland and Everton wide-man was most recently employed in a player/technical director role at Scottish club Ayr United
Rathcurragh, Newbridge, and formerly of Roseberry, Newbridge
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