Mark O'Brien is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. He writes for Dublin Live and his work has also been featured in Buzz and Cork Beo. Mark covers a variety of topics including local news, human interest stories, entertainment, and sports.
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Dublin, Ireland (Local)
Mark O'Brien's coverage mainly revolves around evolving stories, event coverage, and breaking news in Dublin. He focuses on a variety of topics including entertainment news, missing persons, weather updates, and local events.
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By: Mark O Brien
Dublin Lotto players are being urged to check their tickets after one lucky person scooped a life changing seven figure sum.
A man has been arrested after gardai seized drugs worth thousands following a search of a car in South Dublin yesterday evening.
By: Mark O Brien, Darragh Murphy
Bruce Springsteen has been pictured in Dublin ahead of his Croke Park concert on Sunday night - the final date of his Irish tour
By: Mark O Brien
If you're heading to see The Boss at Croker there are a long list of items you can't bring into the stadium
The Portal was shut down earlier this week following a number of anti-social incidents
By: Mark O Brien
The Boss rounds off the Irish leg of his world tour with a show at GAA HQ this evening
Gardai have launched an appeal for help finding a teenage girl who is missing from her home in Bray
An elderly woman was taken to hospital after she was reportedly attacked by a group of men in the city centre last weekend.
A man in his late teens has been taken to hospital following an incident in Dublin city centre this afternoon.
Lyndsay Kelly was reported missing from her home in Foxrock earlier today
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