Sharon Lynch is a RTÉ News reporter. She focuses on environmental services and cultural movements, exploring how these themes intersect and impact communities. Sharon's work has been featured in RTE and DM2I.
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Gardaí and emergency services are currently at North Strand Road, Dublin 1, following the discovery of a suspicious device.
Sharon Lynch By Sharon Lynch A 55-year-old man found guilty of the murder of his mother in Co Kerry more than three years ago has been sentenced to life in prison.
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The threshold under which families receive subsidies for childcare is to be raised as part of plans for the early learning and school age childcare sector, announced by the Minister for Children.
The mother of a teenager who was killed by a scrambler bike earlier this year has described new regulations that will make the use of scrambler bikes illegal in all public places as "bittersweet".
Five people have been detained after a car failed to stop for gardaí before crashing into two other vehicles driven by members of the public in south Dublin.
Five people have been arrested after a car failed to stop for gardaí before crashing into two other vehicles driven by members of the public in Dublin.
The 1926 Census returns have been released online in a landmark initiative that gives the public an insight into the lives of people living in Ireland 100 years ago.
The death has occurred of former RTÉ executive producer and managing director, with responsibility for organisation and development, Liam Miller.
The Department of Health has said plans are being developed to manage the care of two Irish nationals, onboard the cruise ship hit by the hantavirus outbreak, on their return to Ireland.
