Julieanne Corr is a News Reporter at News Corp Australia. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, as well as arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on social issues, crime, and health and wellness. Julieanne's work has been featured in The Times and Media Industry Observer.
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More people are being prescribed medication for their attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, but some are struggling to manage their symptoms
Rise of oven-ready festive dishes reflects a growing desire for convenience, say retailers
Eight young patients have travelled to Dublin via Egypt through the organisation Children Not Numbers
Flu, RSV, Covid-19 and norovirus are circulating in Ireland, putting pressure on hospitals as the wave of infection is two weeks behind the UK
An Post warns of further delays and higher costs after Storm Darragh inflicted damage to the Welsh port
An Israeli woman who has lived in Galway for the past 20 years has said she vehemently opposes Israel’s decision to shut its embassy in Dublin
Doggy beer, meat sticks and even canine sundaes are now on the menu at eateries and hotels
Overcrowding and staff shortages at Mountjoy lead to new mothers and babies spending much of the day in their cells and some ‘might not see daylight’
The private members’ club has yet to open in Ireland but has already courted members with events in the capital
Thanks to social media, the Amazonian berry is enjoying a surge in popularity, with dedicated stores opening around the country
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