In desperate times, here’s a story about friendship, hope and the wonder of nature. Thanks to & for allowing me to join them chasing the murmurations around Lough Ennell. What an experience.
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The Irish National Seismic Network has confirmed a 2.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in Co Donegal during the early hours.
It says the 2.5M earthquake occurred just after 1:30am at a depth of approximately 5 km near Glenveagh National Park.
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Glen has really great advice for anyone interested in mobile journalism. And that includes sceptical broadcasters who doubt the impact it can have.
Check out in the new Making the Media podcast.
🎧👉 pod.fo/e/178f39 #mojo #mobilejournalism
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Ireland has risen to second in the World Press Freedom Index which evaluates the environment for journalism in 180 countries and territories and is published on #WorldPressFreedomDay
Norway is top for the seventh year running.
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#RSFIndex RSF unveils the 2023 World Press Freedom Index:
1: Norway 
2: Ireland 
3: Denmark 
24: France 
26: United Kingdom 
45: United States 
68: Japan 
92: Brazil 
161: India 
136: Algeria 
179: China 
180: North Korea 
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I wrote about it here ⬇️
Recycled furniture part of currach build in Temple Bar
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Something lovely and hopeful has been happening here - an inspiring project that connects all sorts of ideas about sustainability and the sea.
My latest film ⬇️ 🌊
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An artist has built a currach made entirely from wood sourced and salvaged in Ireland - with recycled garden furniture one of the build's key components. Mark Redden says the project in Dublin's Temple Bar connects to ideas of reuse and repair, as well as the joy of being at sea.
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Proof you don’t need the latest & greatest smartphone to get on air. is live on BBC Breakfast on an iPhone SE.
A clean lens, a good mic, a tripod & a great story are more important.
But as the picture break up shows, a strong connection helps when going live.
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Ireland's only copy of the first published edition of Shakespeare’s plays is going on display at Trinity College Dublin. The First Folio is one of the most sought-after books in the world, and Trinity's copy has some mysterious markings which may yet tell a tale of their own...
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One of the pages in one of one of the most sought-after books in the world is intriguing academics
Can you help to decipher the mysterious markings in Trinity’s copy of #Shakespeare’s First Folio?
My story ⬇️ #Folio400
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Ireland's only copy of the first published edition of Shakespeare’s plays is going on display at Trinity College Dublin. The First Folio is one of the most sought-after books in the world, and Trinity's copy has some mysterious markings which may yet tell a tale of their own...
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Great pic on the front page of The Wall Street Journal - taking a selfie outside The Windsor pub in Dundalk #BidenVisit
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“Every day, every week, every month, every year, things are going to get worse because of #ClimateChange.”
Starkest of warnings from to Seminar 7 of #OCJN
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If you want to see the 16x9 edit and read about this story, it’s here
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And very flexible for when you have to tweak individual edits for
Online ✅ (16x9 edit)
YouTube ✅ (replace music with YT music)
Reels ✅ (make it less than 90 secs)
TikTok ✅ (add TT audio)
There may be a tv version to come too…
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What does multitrack editing look like on a mobile device? There were 9 tracks in play in this edit in
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For this - and every other story I do - the workflow is entirely on iPhone/iPad
Film ✅
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Key apps are and
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Portraits of the peacemakers - a superb series from
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Deadlines are part and parcel of journalism. You don’t want to miss this one. We are looking for multimedia journalists to join the team. Applications close at 5pm ⏰
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The spotlight on Northern Ireland 25 years ago sent a message around the world - it was a place where people could do business again. Mick Boyle decided to convert a rundown castle into a hotel - a dream which 'would never have happened' without the Good Friday Agreement #GFA
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"People have to know the lifelong pain."
It's 25 years since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, the historic deal that brought an end to three decades of conflict in Northern Ireland. But for many families, the price of peace still hurts. Read: bit.ly/3nHfYUq #GFA
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Thank you for the great piece on the #ACCOMPLISHProject rte.ie/news/leinster/
we’ve had lots of enquires from people wanting to volunteer so please bear with us while we respond to everyone!
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Great opportunity to enjoy the coast, do some citizen science and ultimately help in the fight against #ClimateChange
This is the latest video in our ongoing series looking at ways people are tackling the climate and biodiversity crises. My story on ⬇️
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“I’m loving it!”
Always great to see a new mural by renowned street artist . Here’s the lovely moment last night when Emma showed her latest work to her cousin Vicki, who has Down Syndrome.
#WorldDownSyndromeDay
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Cherry laurel is *everywhere*, but how many of us know how invasive it is? This approach takes an ecological problem, then adds community spirit, to deliver a recovering woodland and a biofuel solution. 🙌🏻
DMs open if your project is tackling #Biodiversity loss or #ClimateChange
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A Co Meath-based project has come up with a fresh approach to tackling an invasive species that it says is decimating native woodlands. Volunteers have been removing cherry laurel, a popular garden hedging plant, from a local forest with a view to using it as a biofuel.
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Cherry laurel is *everywhere*, but how many of us know how invasive it is? This approach takes an ecological problem, then adds community spirit, to deliver a recovering woodland and a biofuel solution. 🙌🏻
DMs open if your project is tackling #Biodiversity loss or #ClimateChange
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A Co Meath-based project has come up with a fresh approach to tackling an invasive species that it says is decimating native woodlands. Volunteers have been removing cherry laurel, a popular garden hedging plant, from a local forest with a view to using it as a biofuel.
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