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Chloe O'Keeffe

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Cork, Ireland
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Chloe O'Keeffe’s Biography

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My name is Chloe O'Keeffe, and I'm a journalist with Extra.ie and DMG Media.
I completed an MA in Journalism from the University of Limerick in 2021, and a BA in New Media and English, also at UL, in 2020.
Previously Editor in Chief of An Focal UL, 2020/2021.
Smedias Journalist of the Year 2020 nominee.
Previously Graduate Corner editor, The Collective Magazine, 2020.
Previously contributor and News editor to Campus.ie, 2019.
Work seen in An Focal, Campus, Oxygen, The Collective Magazine, La…

Chloe O'Keeffe’s Journalist Portfolio

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Last boxer to compete at Croke Park has his say on Katie Taylor's final fight

Last boxer to compete at Croke Park has his say on Katie Taylor's final fight

The last person to box at Croke Park has expressed his delight at seeing boxing return to GAA HQ as he heaped…

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Irish illustrator lauds the power of social media after collab with major NHL team

Irish illustrator lauds the power of social media after collab with major NHL team

An Irish illustrator has landed a huge collaboration with a major National Hockey League team in America in a…

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Elderly woman's act of kindness resulted in broad daylight Dublin attack

Elderly woman's act of kindness resulted in broad daylight Dublin attack

A woman close to 80 years old has appealed for people to be 'vigilant' and 'cautious' after she was attacked …

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Donegal musician reveals how performing before Johnny Logan led to a life in Lanzarote

Donegal musician reveals how performing before Johnny Logan led to a life in Lanzarote

A Donegal musician and publican has admitted he has seen some friends and family 'more' since his move to Lan…

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Natasha O'Brien being so vocal following her horror attack is inspiring

Natasha O'Brien being so vocal following her horror attack is inspiring

Last week, former Irish soldier Cathal Crotty was re-sentenced to two years in prison for his brutal attack o…

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Irish TU has land for on-campus accommodation but no Government-approved borrowing framework

Irish TU has land for on-campus accommodation but no Government-approved borrowing framework

Student Unions at both Technological University of Shannon (TUS) and Technological University of Dublin (TUD)…

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Storm fallout: Thousands left without power as roads remain blocked

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By Chloe O'Keeffe Verified
| IrishCentral Verified
An eight-hour yellow wind alert was in effect for counties Cork, Clare, Kerry, Limerick and Waterford on Tuesday. The worst-hit areas saw fallen trees blocking roads and waves overtopping along coastal routes. There have been some reported cases of power lines coming down as a result, with Dublin Fire Brigade sharing a glimpse of power lines that came down on Malahide Road. "A falling tree took down power lines which then landed on a car," they shared. "Power is out in the area.
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Tributes pour in for father and daughter in Offaly workplace tragedy

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By Chloe O'Keeffe Verified
| EVOKE.ie Verified
The funeral details of a father and daughter killed in a workplace accident have been announced as tributes continue to pour in. Denisa Chinez, 24, and 49-year-old Mihai Chinez are understood to have been preparing concrete at the Banagher Precast Concrete in Offaly on Monday morning when tragedy struck. Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene in Offaly. Both father and daughter were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Lindsay Clancy back in court for the first time since mistrial called

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By Chloe O'Keeffe Verified
| EVOKE.ie Verified
Lindsay Clancy was back in court for the first time since her murder case was declared a mistrial. A six-week trial concluded earlier this month when the jury of nine women and three men failed to reach a verdict against the former nurse. The jurors were unable to agree on whether Clancy was guilty of murder, manslaughter or not criminally responsible for her actions. Lindsay Clancy in court. Pic: Getty Judge William Sullivan subsequently declared it a mistrial.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Contributing to An Focal as soon as I started college.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Wordpress, Microsoft Word, Audacity, OpenShot, Zoom

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter for journalism- related stuff!