Marc O'Driscoll is a Reporter at LMFM Radio and RTE. He focuses on themes of animals, animal care, and health and wellness, exploring the intersections of these topics to inform and engage his audience. Marc's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including LMFM Radio and RTE.
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Marc O'Driscoll's articles mainly focus on local events in Navan, Ireland. His coverage spans a wide range of topics including sports, crime, entertainment news, and government announcements. When reaching out to Marc, consider providing insights or access to exclusive information related to these local themes. For example, pitches about developments in the retail industry within his geographic scope could be of interest.
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Tributes have been paid following the sudden passing of the curator of Carlow County Museum, Dermot Mulligan.
The HSE has said an issue that impacted its computer systems was not caused as a result of a cyber security attack.
The Rotunda Hospital has said consultants on public-only contracts will no longer treat private patients.
The Freedom of the City of Kilkenny has been conferred on local businesses man and hotelier, Eamon Langton.
The final report by the Commission of Investigation into how abuse allegations against basketball coach Bill Kenneally is due to be published today.
In the 1980s, Waterford hid a terrible secret. On Sunday mornings, the locals used to have a kick around. One of them was Bill Kenneally.
A survivor of convicted paedophile Bill Kenneally has said he believed the Government owed him and other survivors a "massive, massive apology" over how the case was handled.
A man in his 30s has been arrested following the seizure of a gun, cash and drugs near Enniscorthy, Co Wexford.
The public consultation period on the preferred route for a light rail service in Cork will come to a close later today.
The official launch has taken place of a new ferry service that will link Cork and mainland Europe.
