Laura Hogan is a Senior Editor at RTE. She specializes in covering crime and social issues, with a keen focus on events in the United Kingdom and the Olympics. Laura's insightful reporting has been featured in various prominent outlets, showcasing her commitment to highlighting important societal themes.
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Laura Hogan's coverage focuses on local news, government and politics, tragedy, culture & society in Ireland. Pitches to her should revolve around these themes such as local events, political developments at the national or local level within Ireland, societal issues affecting communities or stories of personal tragedy and resilience.
Considering her high percentage of breaking news and evolving stories attributes, she may be interested in pitches related to unfolding events or developing stories within Louth County and Dundalk. This could include updates on ongoing issues like infrastructure projects or community affairs.
Given the prevalence of Government Announcement attribute in her coverage (30%), Laura might be responsive to expert commentary from professionals involved with government policies or initiatives impacting the areas she covers.
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The proposals in the final report of the All-Island Strategic Rail Review - published this week - can be implemented if there's money and political will.
Hip-hop trio Kneecap arrived in a haze of green smoke as they arrived for the premiere of their self-titled movie at the Kennedy Centre in West Belfast on Tuesday evening.
Filming of Saipan , a movie based on the lead-up to Ireland's 2002 World Cup campaign, is due to get underway in Belfast later this week.
Rossmore Park in Co Monaghan remains the most-visited forest park in Ireland for the second year running.
Gardaí are investigating after a man's body was discovered in Drogheda, Co Louth.
A Dundalk restaurant visited by US President Joe Biden during his trip to Ireland last year has announced that it has closed its doors.
Parents and students in south Cavan have urged the Department of Education to "save our seats" as they protested today over school bus seat allocations.
A convoy of tractors and cars rolled into Dundalk from the Cooley Peninsula this morning in a show of opposition to a proposed greenway in the area.
By: Laura Hogan
In person day-services at the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) in Co Cavan are resuming on a phased basis after closing their doors earlier this year.
The owner of a thatched pub in Co Louth has said he cannot afford to pay his insurance premium, after receiving a quote of almost €20,000.
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