Stephanie Rohan is a news reporter based in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on local news, Stephanie covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and community issues. Her articles provide in-depth coverage and aim to keep the residents of Dublin informed about important events happening in their city.
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Stephanie's coverage focuses on local news within Dublin, Ireland. The themes she covers include government & politics, crime, family & relationships, and tragedy. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and government announcements.
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Gardaí believe the man died violently and his body has been sent for a post-mortem.
By: Stephanie Rohan
The court heard it will be alleged the weapons were bought on the dark web with the young men being described as ‘young and naïve’.
By: Stephanie Rohan
It comes as Terence O'Rourke is set to be named today as the new Chair of the RTÉ Board later today
In recent months, there has been an angry reaction in some towns as the main or last hotel has been used to accommodate asylum seekers.
The jurors at the Stardust Inquests will commence their deliberations next Wednesday. They have been told they have five verdicts open to them following almost a year of hearing evidence.
They are considering the verdicts into the deaths of 48 people in a fire at the Dublin nightclub in February 1981
The jurors in the Stardust Inquests have said they are ‘very close' to reaching their verdicts.
Stephanie Rohan The Taoiseach is hoping to meet with the families of the Stardust fire after a jury found the 48 victims were unlawfully killed.
Legislation is being brought to Cabinet to return asylum seekers to the UK as the migration row rumbles between Dublin and London
By: Stephanie Rohan
A large Garda operation is underway to remove the tents from outside the International Protection Office on Mount Street
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