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Ed Cullinane

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Bristol, England
As seen in: Global Water Intelligence, South West News Service (SWNS), MSN Ireland, MSN New Zealand, MSN UK, Daily Mail, Fabulous, MSN Philippines, The Daily Mirror, Yahoo News Australia, Daily Express, Daily Star (UK) and
Covers:  Human Interest, News, Crime
Asia Editor at Global Water Intelligence Former Journalist at SWNS muckrack.com/ed-cullinane Likes and retweets =/= endorsements! All opinions my own.

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Ed Cullinane’s Biography

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Hey there, I'm Ed and I'm a journalist with SWNS Media Service.

I started off in October 2021 after completing a Masters degree in Journalism at UWE Bristol where I achieved a merit. I have since become a national news reporter, regularly featured in both named and unnamed articles in newspapers such as the Times, Telegraph, Star, Mirror, Sun, Express, Mail and many, many local papers.

I'm fascinated by global geopolitics, and one day aim to work as a foreign correspondent or political reporte…

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When the world's at stake, go beyond the headlines.

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By Grace Parcover, Ed Cullinane Verified, Ginger Matchett
| War on the Rocks Verified
Parts of the Middle East — especially around the Persian Gulf — rely on desalinated water. Worst-case scenarios for war in the region have often included attacks on desalination facilities, and the war with Iran that began on Feb. 28 has raised the potential for such a scenario. So far, there have been reports that a U.S. strike on Qeshm Island damaged an Iranian desalination plant and that an Iranian drone had hit a desalination plant in Bahrain.
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RNLI Crew Celebrates 18th Birthday Of Girl Born On Lifeboat

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By Ed Cullinane Verified
| Rolling Out Verified
OBAN, Scotland — RNLI – Royal National Lifeboat Institution crew have celebrated the 18th birthday of a girl – born on their lifeboat. Emma Cato was born in 2005 on open waters near Loch Linnhe – 10 days before her due date. Oban RNLI Lifeboat team are tasked with transporting pregnant mothers from a remote Scottish island. The crew, based in the Highland town of Oban, has had four births aboard their vessel over the years.
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Campaign Wants To Remove ‘lovelocks’ From Bridge With Somber History

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By Ed Cullinane Verified
| zenger.news
A campaign has been launched to remove hundreds of “lovelocks” from a bridge – as they are a “symbol of oppression.” The petition has been made to remove the padlocks – left by loved-up couples and friends – on the crossing named after a slave. Pero’s Bridge in Bristol’s harbor was named after Pero Jones, an 18th-century slave brought to live in the city by his ‘owner’ after he was purchased at the age of just 12.
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Microsoft Office, Connexus, Clipshare, Google

Who do you wish followed you?

Hugh Jackman

Why did you become a journalist?

I've always been the guy who knows random facts and stories - now I have a national audience and I love it.