Shauna Corr is a journalist at Belfast Live. With a passion for storytelling, she has covered a wide range of topics, contributing to notable publications such as The Mirror, Daily Star, and Irish Independent. Shauna's work has been featured in various outlets, including Wales Online, Buzz, and MSN, showcasing her versatility and dedication to journalism.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Shauna Corr's articles mainly focus on local news, particularly in Ireland and Dublin. She often incorporates government announcements and cites data to support her coverage.
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By: Shauna Corr
Dalradian Gold wants to mine minerals worth an estimated €30bn in Co Tyrone area of natural beauty
By: Shauna Corr
Stormont’s assessment of the economic viability of a proposed Dalradian gold mine in the Sperrin Mountains has been “misrepresented” by the company, a public inquiry has been told.
Looking out over the Glens of Antrim toward the Sperrin Mountains from Fair Head. Photo by K. Mitch Hodge on Unsplash
By: Shauna Corr
A gold mine inquiry could be derailed for a third time over timetable issues that saw both the applicant and objectors threaten legal action against the Planning Appeals Commission.
By: Shauna Corr
HGVs will transport everything from fuel to explosives. Photo by Zieben VH on Unsplash
By: Shauna Corr
Northern Ireland’s road authority hasn’t done its “own assessment” of how HGV traffic linked to a gold mine application would affect nearby primary schools or playgroups, an inquiry heard on Tuesday.
By: Shauna Corr
Academics working with survivors of mother and baby homes to use art to help them cope with trauma
By: Shauna Corr
The past two days of the public inquiry into the proposed Sperrins gold mine saw heated exchanges over a public road running through the site, with police called after an objector to the mine criticised the handling of the inquiry.
By: Shauna Corr
Proposals to replace a public road as part of a Dalradian Gold mine application could negatively affect people who are older, disabled, or from the Catholic community, a public inquiry has heard.
By: Shauna Corr
The Pope “would be totally opposed to the destruction of a sacred place” to mine gold, a priest told a public inquiry in Northern Ireland.
