Vivienne Traynor is a Reporter/Presenter at RTE. She focuses on a variety of topics including current affairs, human interest stories, and cultural events, often highlighting the intersection of community and societal issues. Vivienne's work has been featured in prominent media outlets, showcasing her commitment to delivering impactful journalism.
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Vivienne Traynor By Vivienne Traynor RTÉ Courts Reporter
A woman has told the Central Criminal Court of the horror of witnessing her partner smile at her as he murdered their eight-year-old daughter in front her last year.
A 41-year-old man who made what was described as a "stupid, split-second decision" to assault a GAA umpire, who had "robustly" spoken to his son in a fractious minor hurling match, has apologised for his actions.
A 41-year-old man who assaulted a GAA umpire after an interaction with his son at a minor hurling match has received a fully suspended three-month sentence.
By: Vivienne Traynor
A Ryanair cabin crew member who was sexually assaulted by an extremely drunk passenger has told the Circuit Criminal Court she was "only doing my
The Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against a High Court decision which upheld part of the process for nominating candidates in the presidential election by local authorities.
The family of a man who died from sepsis two days after he was discharged from hospital while seriously ill has said they hope their father's story will help others.
By: Vivienne Traynor
A 31-year-old man who sexually assaulted a Ryanair cabin crew member during a flight to Dublin has been given a suspended sentence.
By: Vivienne Traynor
The High Court has overturned a District Court judge's refusal to convict 34 drivers for speeding offences after remarking that the use of Go Safe speed vans on a particular stretch of road was like "shooting fish in a barrel".
The family of a 62-year-old woman who was viciously kicked to death by her son has said the legal process made it seem at times that she was on trial instead of her killer.
