Paul Healy is a freelance motoring journalist and editor based in Ireland, with a focus on local news in Roscommon. He writes for various publications such as Belfast Live, Daily Star (UK), Birmingham Live, CoventryLive, and Cigalah Group, covering a range of topics including tragic accidents, local events, and community tributes. His work has also been featured in Western Mail and Flintshire Chronicle.
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Roscommon, Ireland (Local)
Paul Healy's articles mainly revolve around crime-related incidents, with a focus on Dublin and Gardaí. The coverage attributes suggest that he frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, indicating an interest in immediate updates.
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By: Paul Healy
The enduring friendships and relationships forged between Roscommon Town and Chartrettes look set to blossom even further following the visit of over 40 visitors from the French town to Roscommon last weekend. The visit marked the 26th anniversary of the twinning initiative between the towns.
By: Paul Healy
A chilling video has emerged of a masked man issuing threats towards the Garda Commissioner and declaring he will "shoot" Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald in an expletive-heavy rant.
The disturbing video, which has been shared widely on social media, shows a man wearing a balaclava ranting about his support for the Coolock protests - before he goes on to make the threats
By: Paul Healy
Kim Jordan waived her right to anonymity so her stepfather, Anthony Byrne, could be named and shamed - after a jury found him guilty of raping her in Spain and Ireland
By: Paul Healy
An Post to sell landmark building Roscommon’s iconic Post Office at The Square will cease to provide a postal service early in the New Year – and An Post is to press ahead with plans to sell the landmark premises. An Post has confirmed that the postal service in Roscommon Town is to be switched to a
The Galway man was charged in special sitting
By: Paul Healy
Fr Paul Murphy was set upon and stabbed multiple times in a frenzied attack at Renmore Army Barracks in Galway on Thursday night
THURSDAY I Spy… On Prime Time (RTE), presenter Fran McNulty had a rather pointless question for Russian Ambassador to Ireland, the usually combative Yury Filatov. “Ambassador, how many Russian spies are there in Ireland?” It’s not like Mr Filatov was going to start counting on his fingers, before he
Vardy lights up first weekend of Premier League And so begins a new Premier League season. While it’s obviously much too early to confidently assess how teams are likely to shape up, there was something ominous about Manchester City’s 2-0 win away to Chelsea last Sunday, a performance of ruthless ef
THURSDAY A wee chat… The gregarious Louth man sitting at the bar counter in the hotel in Westport tonight was mad for chat… that I could tell. So we had two pints in each other’s company, during which he gloried in the Wee County’s great season in the All-Ireland SFC. Mind you, when I lamented the f
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