Niamh Lynch is a Managing Editor (Research and Data) at Biochemical Journal. She focuses on health and wellness, travel and tourism, and the intersection of technology and climate policy, including topics such as cyber attacks and data breaches. Niamh's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Kingdom FM, Original 106 FM, and the Irish Examiner.
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By: Niamh Lynch
A man arrested last week over the suspected murder of a missing Irish schoolboy has been found dead.
By: Niamh Lynch
A man arrested last week over the suspected murder of a missing Irish schoolboy has been found dead.
By: Niamh Lynch
Chris Wreh, son of ex-Arsenal striker Christopher Wreh, posted a racist Instagram message he received after his team Tamworth FC lost 3-0 to Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.
Some 222 doctors who thought they had passed a key exam they sat nearly 18 months ago have now been informed they failed. Another 61 who believed they had failed have now been told they passed in what has been called a "life-altering" and "catastrophic" error.
By: Niamh Lynch
A trade union has called for hundreds of doctors who received the wrong result in a key exam they took nearly 18 months ago to be compensated after a "catastrophic" and "life-altering" error.
By: Niamh Lynch
Passengers have reported a suspected norovirus outbreak on a P&O cruise ship off the coast of Belgium.
Referrals to the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service for anxiety and self-harm remain significantly higher than they were pre-pandemic, writes Dr Niamh Lynch
He has endorsements from Elon Musk and Andrew Tate, and is Donald Trump's favourite Irish person - but what chance does the controversial MMA fighter have of actually becoming Ireland's president?
By: Niamh Lynch
"I am the only logical choice. 2025 is coming," said Conor McGregor in September 2024, appearing to announce his candidacy to be Ireland's president.
By: Cathal Thompson, Hannah Black, Ollie Marron, Niamh Lynch
Athletes and spectators could have been forgiven for thinking they had landed on the Costa del Sol rather than the Cooley Peninsula, as Day 2 of the Louth Athletics Championships unfolded
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