Ralph Riegel is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. He writes for various publications including the Irish Independent, Sunday World Magazine, and Cigalah Group. With a focus on local news and current affairs, Ralph covers a range of topics including politics, crime, weather, and cultural events in Ireland.
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Ralph Riegel's coverage mainly revolves around local news from Ireland, particularly Dublin. He focuses on evolving and breaking stories related to Irish history, Gardaí, unsolved mysteries, crime, and weather. Additionally, he has a significant emphasis on entertainment news and family & relationships.
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By: Sinead Kelleher, Ralph Riegel
By: Ralph Riegel
A coroner issued three recommendations on the importance of reporting adverse vaccine reactions after returning a narrative verdict following an inquest into the death of Waterford footballer Roy Butler.
By: Ralph Riegel
A coroner issued three recommendations on the importance of reporting adverse vaccine reactions after returning a narrative verdict following an inquest into the death of Waterford footballer Roy Butler.
By: Ralph Riegel
An internet bidding war for the last tubs of curry sauce from a famous Cork chipper saw an IT expert pay 2550pc above the original price for "the divine" condiment.
By: Ralph Riegel
Richard Satchwell (57), the truck driver charged with killing his wife, Tina (45), whose body was discovered buried underneath the stairs of their Cork home, wants his murder trial held in Dublin or Limerick and not in Cork.
By: Ralph Riegel
Road deaths have dramatically fallen over the past three months and are now 4pc down on last year, despite the fact that one county has a record level of fatalities.
By: Ralph Riegel
The collision occurred at 10am on Wednesday on the N28 road at Carr's Hill near Mt Oval. Gardaí have closed the road in both directions to facilitate the work of the emergency services.
By: Ralph Riegel
CORK City Council has urged householders and traders to keep flood barriers in place as high tides caused spot flooding across parts of the city.
By: Ralph Riegel
THE iconic guitar of Irish rock legend Rory Gallagher will go under the hammer at a public auction in London today with the Government still attempting to put together a package to keep the prized instrument in Ireland.
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