Meghann Scully is a journalist based in Limerick, Ireland, and writes for the Limerick Leader Newspaper and LimerickLive.ie, both part of the ICONIC MEDIA GROUP. With a focus on local news and events, Meghann covers a range of topics including community stories, sports, entertainment, and interviews with notable figures. Her work has also been featured in Kildare Now and Limerick Post.
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Meghann Scully's coverage primarily focuses on local events and announcements in Limerick, Ireland. She frequently covers topics related to sports and entertainment news with a particular emphasis on local events such as the Rose of Tralee festival, Limerick hurlers' activities, and student reactions to Leaving Cert results.
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By: Meghann Scully
LIMERICK people have two reasons to be glued to their seats next Monday and Tuesday as two ladies with local connections take part in the Rose of Tralee. Molli-Ann O'Halloran and Róisín Wiley will take to the stage of the dome in Kerry for the International Festival which will see 32 r...
By: Meghann Scully
THE ROSE of Tralee official tour stopped by Limerick city ahead of the trip to Kerry where the live shows will take place. Limerick Rose Molli-Ann O'Halloran and New York Rose Róisín Wiley flew the Limerick flag at the George Hotel along with 30 other roses from around Ireland an...
By: Meghann Scully, Adrian Butler
LIMERICK hurlers Darragh O'Donovan and Kyle Hayes were on hand to run a special camp for the hurling stars of the future in Oola. Over 100 children from Limerick and beyond attended the camp and they were spread out into groups across the newly-developed pitches of the County Limerick vil...
By: Meghann Scully
THE annual Alzheimer's memory walk takes place across 30 locations in Ireland and will happen in Mungret Park this year. The event gives families, friends and those living with dementia the opportunity to come together, honour, celebrate and raise funds for the vital support services that The ...
By: Meghann Scully
THE word sporting legend isn’t used lightly. There’s very few that can truly hold that status and live with it. I grew up with a sporting idol, my father, Maxie. He applied for the Army Cadets to pursue his dream of becoming an Irish showjumper. The Army Equitation team has always been h...
By: Meghann Scully
THE Rose of Tralee International festival is currently taking place with the winner being announced tonight (Tuesday). We took to the streets of Limerick City to see what people think of the competition. Do they still watch it? Is it outdated? Should it be changed or left as it is? Limer...
By: Meghann Scully
NEW York Rose, Róisín Wiley, was crowned the International Rose of Tralee last night. The 27-year-old was up bright and early for a photoshoot in the iconic Rose Garden in the Kerry town after a night of celebrating with her family and other rose contestants. "I'm over...
NEW York Rose, Róisín Wiley, who was crowned the International Rose of Tralee on Tuesday night, has revealed that "it was the best shock in the world". The 27-year-old was up bright and early for a photoshoot in the iconic Rose Garden in the Kerry town after a night of celebr...
By: Meghann Scully
THOUSANDS of students across Limerick received their Leaving Cert results this Friday morning with many saying they were "excited" with the results they got. A total of 2,669 students sat the Leaving Certificate back in June at schools across the city and county and students in Villi...
SPORT psychology has become a leading force for winning teams all across the world and GAA is no different. The Donegal team, led by Jim McGuinness, won the All-Ireland Football Championship in 2012. Rumours of how this team paid particular attention to mindset and psychology saw a shift in how team...
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