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Judith Crosbie

Judith Crosbie

Judith Crosbie is a reporter with The Irish Times. She Joined the Irish Times in 1999 and worked in various parts of the newspaper, including the foreign desk and production. Judith worked as a journalist in Brussels for four years as well as Tokyo. Judith's worked in radio, including RTE Radio 1 and Limerick's Live 95 FM.
The Giraffe Childcare and Early learning Centre, Belarmine, near Stepaside, Dublin. It said “clear evidence of inappropriate conduct in caring for young children by a particular staff member, who has already been suspended” had been uncovered and filmed during an investigation by an undercover reporter.
Creches suspend staff over conduct

Facility admits worker’s behaviour ‘unacceptable’ after RTÉ secret filming

The council stressed that the revamp was needed because the current brick surface had become worn and damaged
€4m granite revamp of Grafton Street paving to begin in weeks

Dublin street to remain open to pedestrians during 18-month project

A computer generated image of what the new granite paving on Grafton Street will look like. Photograph: Dublin City Council
Work on Grafton Street to start after June bank holiday

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Prof Kevin Malone, of the School of Medicine and Medical Science at UCD and St Vincent’s University Hospital with Prof John Crowe, president Royal College of Physicians in Ireland, at the publication of the Suicide in Ireland 2003-2008 report. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
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Prof Kevin Malone at launch of a new suicide research report, ‘Suicide in Ireland 2003-2008’. Photographer: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times
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Problems with health services and lack of garda training highlighted

Dubliners Laura Hartin from Rathfarnham and Conrad Oppermann from Malahide, and Gabrielle Leleu from Sallins, Co Kildare, rehearse backstage.
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Commemorative stamp, celebrating Dublin’s designation as a Unesco city of literature
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Zinaida Nourreddaie, Pat Hannon, Martin Critten and Peter O’Loughlin. Photograph: Don Moloney/Press 22
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