Lauren Murphy is a Mechanical Engineer-in-Training based in Dublin, Ireland. In addition to her engineering work, she is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications, including The Irish Times, Entertainment Media Networks Ltd, and The Times. Lauren's articles cover a range of topics, including music, entertainment news, and cultural events in Dublin.
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Lauren Murphy's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly in the music industry and celebrity culture. She frequently covers events such as gigs, album releases, and film premieres.
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