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Aoife Kearns

Aoife Kearns

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Breakfast News Anchor and Editor, Beat 102 103

Ireland, Leinster

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Everything , Maldives

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utilities, mergers & acquisitions

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  • Almost 900,000 Easter Eggs binned every year

    By Aoife Kearns| Beat 102 103 Verified Almost 900,000 Easter Eggs are binned every year. Research by Too Good To Go found that one quarter of adults do not finish their chocolate. Almost nine in ten said they have leftover meat after Easter Sunday dinner. Jo Linehan, Climate Editor with the Sunday Times, says Ireland is one of the top three chocolate consumers in the world. "We're going to consume around 17 and a half million easter eggs this year, which is staggering.

    By Aoife Kearns · Beat 102 103

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Cast of new Harry Potter TV series revealed

    By Aoife Kearns| Beat 102 103 Verified It's been confirmed US actor John Lithgow will be in the upcoming Harry Potter TV series. He will play headmaster Albus Dumbledore. After months of speculation, H-B-O has confirmed some key roles in the fantasy franchise, including Janet McTeer as Professor McGonagall. Paapa Essiedu stars as Severus Snape and Nick Frost will portray Rubeus Hagrid. The series, produced by HBO is set to begin filming this summer, with a release date of 2026.

    By Aoife Kearns · Beat 102 103

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Almost 900,000 Easter Eggs binned every year

    By Aoife Kearns| Beat 102 103 Verified Almost 900,000 Easter Eggs are binned every year. Research by Too Good To Go found that one quarter of adults do not finish their chocolate. Almost nine in ten said they have leftover meat after Easter Sunday dinner. Jo Linehan, Climate Editor with the Sunday Times, says Ireland is one of the top three chocolate consumers in the world. "We're going to consume around 17 and a half million easter eggs this year, which is staggering.

    By Aoife Kearns · Beat 102 103

    Apr. 17, 2025

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