Siobhan Cronin is a journalist for The Southern Star, a local newspaper in West Cork, Ireland. With a focus on local news and events, Siobhan covers a wide range of topics including politics, community issues, cultural events, and environmental concerns. Her articles provide a comprehensive and insightful perspective on the happenings in the West Cork region.
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West Cork, Ireland (Local)
Siobhan Cronin primarily covers local news, with a focus on government announcements and press releases. Her themes of coverage include entertainment news and government & politics.
Given her geographic focus on West Cork in Ireland, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events, community initiatives, or issues specific to this region. Pitches regarding Irish government policies or European Union decisions that directly impact the area may also resonate with her.
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There has been a warning for Bantry this evening, due to astronomical high tides. (Photo: Andy Gibson)
At for the count for the Cork South West constituency at the Mallow GAA complex. (Photo: Martin Walsh)
The incident happened on the N22 near Ovens. A WOMAN has been taken to hospital this afternoon after she was involved in a single vehicle accident near Ovens.
Cork County Returning Officer Sinead McNamara gave the results at the count centre at the Mallow GAA complex. (Photo: Martin Walsh)
Laoibhse Hayes, Ballinacarriga National School, at the announcement that Ballinacarriga NS and Drinagh NS were named among the winners of ‘Manufacturing a Healthy Future’ – a 3D printing design challenge. The school used the printer to to extend the life of the chairs in their classroom. (Photos: Michael O’Sullivan)
Plenty of West Cork people will make the way up the N71 to Cork airport this summer.
There are stunning views of the whole of Cork harbour from the terrace at the café at Camden Fort.
Storm Kathleen created an early casualty this morning. Huge seas with over 80kmh winds claimed this huge seal, which was thrown onto the car park at Tragumna. (Photo: Andrew Harris)
There may be other pollution cases affected. (Photo: Shutterstock)
A scene from the fi lm Forest Beneath the Waves. THE organisers of a successful campaign to halt plans for the mechanical harvesting of 1,860 acres
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