Joan O'Sullivan is a journalist at RTE. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on social issues such as immigration, LGBTQ matters, and health and wellness. Joan's work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing her insights on culture, society, and significant events.
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Camp Shamrock, where hundreds of Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon are based, was struck by a rocket last night.
The funeral of RTÉ's former political correspondent David Davin-Power is taking place in Dublin this afternoon.
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has said it is important that Gerry Hutch is not treated like "some minor celebrity" during the election campaign.
The Christmas lights were switched on in Dublin's Grafton Street in the city centre this evening.
Flood waters have now receded in Killybegs after severe flooding overnight. Several homes and businesses on Bridge street were flooded by around three feet of water.
International protection applicants (IPAS) who were temporarily housed in Citywest last week, are to be allowed to stay there during the current cold weather, according to the Department of Integration.
A mother from Co Laois, who cares for her twin sons with special needs and a third child who is undergoing cancer treatment, has won the Netwatch Family Carer of the Year Award.
Volunteers in Dublin have delivered Christmas trees and dinners to older people, as part of ALONE's Christmas campaign.
There has been a 9% increase in the number of people contacting gardaí in relation to domestic violence this year.
The Irish Farmers Association has said that seeking to reduce environmental emissions by cutting farm production, would amount to "national sabotage".
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