Ronan McGreevy is a journalist at the Irish Times. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime, immigration, and culture. Ronan is also featured in IrishCentral, The Irish Post, Journal Media, Irish Examiner, and The Irish Times.
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Ronan's coverage is primarily focused on evolving stories related to Ireland, including government announcements, breaking news and cultural and societal issues. He frequently covers topics such as weather, crime, controversies and political developments in the country.
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By: Vivienne Clarke, Ronan McGreevy
Scene at Baile Eoghan has been preserved for examination by the Garda Technical Bureau
By: Ronan McGreevy
Investigations into death of 32-year-old woman ongoing A man who was arrested on Thursday in connecton with the death of Co Wexford woman Paula Lawlor has been released without charge.
Last day of work for many before Christmas will see gardaí enforcing enhanced speed checks
Strong winds and ‘large' coastal waves are forecast for Clare, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal
The discovery of a 5,000-year-old secret at the prehistoric site in 1967 has made Newgrange world-famous
Strong winds and ‘large’ coastal waves are forecast for affected counties in the north and west
By: Ronan McGreevy
Temperatures as high as 14 degrees are forecast, though the record temperature of 18.1 degrees is unlikely to be broken
By: Ronan McGreevy
Incident occurred at about 8pm on Sunday night near Kilmeague A delivery driver was killed when he accidentally reversed his car into the Grand Canal in Co Kildare and was drowned.
By: Ronan McGreevy
Assistant Commissioner says there is still a cohort of motorists who do not obey speed limits designed to protect vulnerable road users
By: Ronan McGreevy
Relatively mild and settled conditions to continue until the weekend
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