Joan O'Sullivan is a journalist at RTE. She focuses on education, education management, and regional interest, while also covering world news and topics related to Latin America, particularly in real estate development and residential real estate. Joan's work has been featured in various prominent platforms, highlighting her expertise in these diverse areas.
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Six flights have been diverted from Dublin Airport due to high winds.
The Independent presidential candidate Catherine Connolly has said the EU has gone down a route of further and further militarisation.
Joan O\u0027Sullivan By Joan O'Sullivan A Climate Vulnerability Assessment report on Sceilg Mhichíl has found the site is at risk from threats posed by a changing climate.
The Major of Limerick John Moran has called on the Government to provide clarity on legislation governing the functioning of his office, amid reports of tensions between him, and local councillors and officials.
Leaving Cert and Junior Cycle practical exams which were due to take place tomorrow have been deferred due to disruptions caused by this week's fuel protests.
Hundreds of residents were forced to leave their homes last night after a fire broke out at an apartment complex in Dublin.
By: Joan O Sullivan
Former President of Ireland Michael D Higgins has said that Ireland should seek to recover moral significance during its upcoming Presidency of the
A man in his 60s has been injured in a shooting incident in Limerick. Gardaí say they responded to reports of the discharge of a firearm at a premises on Hyde Road in city this afternoon.
The Dublin Airport Authority says a that fire in the Ballyboughal area of north Co Dublin is not currently affecting operations at the airport, which is about 10 kilometres away.
Eight fire units are currently tackling a huge fire at a car scrapyard in north county Dublin.
