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Breakfast News Anchor and Editor at @beat102103🎙️ No notions, but I often take a notion💡 Opinions my own.
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Two people winched to safety in Waterford by R117 helicopter

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By Aoife Kearns Verified
| Beat 102 103 Verified
Waterford News Rescue117 helicopter Two people have been winched to safety in Waterford after they found themselves stuck on a cliff near Dunmore East this afternoon. The Marine Rescue Coordination Centre in Dublin tasked the Dunmore East Coast Guard Unit and the Waterford-based Coast Guard Helicopter R117 to the scene. Shortly before 4pm both people were winched to safety by the Coast Guard RR17 Helicopter. They were handed over to the care of the Coast Guard team and Gardaí.
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Brennan joins Kilkenny backroom team as Lyng's ratified for two more years

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By Aoife Kearns Verified
| Beat 102 103 Verified
Derek Lyng will remain as Kilkenny Senior Hurling Manager, and will now be joined by another former teammate in his backroom team. Following a meeting of the Kilkenny County Board yesterday evening, Derek Lyng was ratified as the Kilkenny Senior Hurling Manager on a two-year term. He will be joined by Selectors and Coaches Michael Rice, Peter O'Donovan, Eddie Brennan and Niall Corcoran.
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Gardaí believe child not seen for several years is dead

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By Aoife Kearns Verified
| Beat 102 103 Verified
Gardaí say they believe a young boy who hasn't been seen in a number of years is dead. An investigation was launched last Friday after a referral from the child and family agency Tusla. In a statement this morning, Gardaí confirmed that the boy is last known to have lived at the Gallery Apartment complex in Donabate and would now be approximately 7 years old. They say they have found no trace of the little boy and no evidence that he is alive.
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