Sharon Lynch is a multimedia journalist who focuses on local news in Ireland. She writes for RTE and covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, and local politics. Sharon is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news stories that impact the lives of people in her community.
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Sharon Lynch's focus is on local news, particularly in Ireland. She covers a broad range of topics related to family and relationships, government and politics. Her articles often cite data or contain government announcements which suggest she values factual information.
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Passing the driving test is a rite of passage for many, but around 72,000 drivers are currently waiting to ditch those L-plates.
Chef shortages across hotels and restaurants across the country are being made worse by visa delays.
The Children's Rights Alliance has said it is deeply concerned about the level of food poverty that it says has seeped into every community in Ireland.
A circuit court judge and former schoolteacher has been convicted of the sexual assault of six young men – some of whom were students at the school where he was teaching.
The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has said it has seen a 75% increase in case files submitted for potential criminal prosecution.
A south Dublin GAA club has confirmed that some of its under-14 boys team were robbed after disembarking a bus on Saturday.
It was a day of firsts in Northern Ireland: The first time in two years that it has a functioning government;
Patients attending the Emergency Department at University Hospital Limerick this week have described it as "chaotic" and "jammed".
By: Sharon Lynch
The Chairperson of the Irish Muslim Council, Shaykh Dr Umar Al-Qadri, has given an update on his condition following an alleged assault in Dublin, and said that he is feeling much better.
Just six men will decide whether and when Israel launches a ground invasion of Rafah in the coming days.
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