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Siobhán Cronin
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Siobhán is the editor of The Southern Star. Her 35 year career includes senior roles at the Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, In Dublin magazine (editor), and several regional newspapers, including the Leitrim Observer, Longford News and Nationalist group of newspapers in Carlow and Kildare.
The Southern Star
THERE was a resounding NO vote from the electorate of Cork South West in the vote to amend the Constitution regarding...
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FOLLOWING what looks like a resounding defeat of the two referenda supported by what he described as ‘all establishme...
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FOLLOWING a warning from Met Éireann about high astronomical tides this weekend, Bantry Business Association has repo...
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Today, as a result of risk profiling and with the assistance of detector dog Rua, Revenue officers seized approximate...
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FIANNA Fáil has added former TV presenter Cynthia Ní Mhurchú to its ticket for the European Parliament’s Ireland Sout...
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A Cork photographer has launched a fundraiser to try and get his friend and former colleague out of Gaza, in a bid to...
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SD leader Holly Cairns has said she was very aware that the people of Cork South West took a ‘leap of faith’ when the...
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PARISHIONERS and priests from across the Cork and Ross diocese have been meeting in recent weeks to discuss ways of b...
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THE Youghal woman who was stalked by Rosscarbery man James Steele has said she will be a ‘wreck’ after his release – ...
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THERE’S a ‘ticking time bomb’ facing tourism providers in rural Ireland, according to West Cork-based Máire Ní Mhurch...
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OPINION: Southern Star editor Siobhán Cronin never felt comfortable around Ian Bailey, and refused to let female repo...
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A NEW inquest into the deaths of 50 people in the Whiddy Oil disaster of 1979 could soon get the go-ahead, according ...
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