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Katie Doyle

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As seen in: The Film Magazine, MDPI, The Conversation, New Zealand Herald, 1 NEWS, Scoop, NewsBreak, Newstalk ZB, Scuba Diving Magazine, 1News, Travel 2 Ireland
Author and deputy editor at The Film Magazine: often overly confident in my badly informed opinions, messes around with bodily fluids in the day job 💉
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Australians scorn this fish once adored by monks and kings

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By Paul Humphries, Katie Doyle
| The Conversation Verified
In many parts of Europe, the common carp is a prized table fish. But the common carp (Cyprinus carpio) is arguably Australia’s most vilified fish. Nicknamed the “river rabbit” for its prolific breeding, carp is blamed for degrading rivers, lakes and billabongs. Despite its popularity overseas, and among catch-and-release anglers and koi enthusiasts, carp in Australian rivers cause significant damage to aquatic plants, denuding the riverbanks and riverbeds when they feed.
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A Full Programme Awaits at Comeraghs Wild Festival

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By Katie Doyle
| Travel 2 Ireland
The Comeraghs Wild Festival makes a vibrant return this summer, running from July 10th to 13th, 2025, with a dynamic celebration of culture, nature, music and adventure across the spectacular Comeragh Mountains in County Waterford. With the evocative theme of ‘Nostalgias’, the 2025 festival is set to transport visitors through a rich tapestry of tradition, storytelling, and natural beauty, while reigniting the cultural flame that runs through the county’s mountains, valleys, and communities.
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Cobh: a town for all ages

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By Katie Doyle
| Travel 2 Ireland
Colourful streets, Titanic tales, and memories that span the ages — this historic harbour town is tailor-made for family adventures for all ages. Cobh, the vibrant waterfront gem in County Cork, is embracing one of travel’s fastest-growing trends: the multigenerational getaway.
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