Sinead Kelleher is a journalist and photographer with The Kerryman, focusing on local news and politics in Kerry, Ireland. Known for breaking news stories, Sinead's work has been featured in various publications such as the Irish Independent, Sunday World Magazine, Cigalah Group, and Belfast Telegraph.
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Sinead's reporting is primarily focused on local news within Kerry, Ireland. Her coverage includes government and politics, crime, community events, and entertainment news in the region. Pitches should highlight local experts or individuals with a deep understanding of Kerry’s political landscape, social issues affecting the area, local tourism initiatives or charitable activities.
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By: Sinead Kelleher
One of the sheep whcih was attacked near Coss Strand on St Stephen's Day. One of the sheep which was attacked near Coss strand in Kenmare.
By: Sinead Kelleher
Launching 'Pink night' in Kilcummin, in aid of Comfort for Chemo. Left to right: Nessa McCarthy, Kathleen Ryan , Geraldine Pigott, John O Sullivan proprietor of The Klub Bar, Marie Brosnan and Mary O'Leary.
Talented musician entertain at the Kerry Way 'plan B' fundraiser in aid of Killarney Water Rescue
By: Sinead Kelleher
University Hospital Kerry stock image. More than 3,000 patients were admitted to University Hospital Kerry in 2024 without a bed according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation's (INMO) Trolley Watch statistics.
By: Sinead Kelleher
On New Year’s Day 2024, Karen Coakley woke up with what she terms ‘the worst hangover ever’ but exactly 12 months later she woke bright, breezy and happy – marking 365 days since she last drank alcohol.
By: Sinead Kelleher
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