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Beau Donelly

Beau Donelly

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Editor, Bellingcat

Ireland

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Total articles 792

  • Irish health staff train more than 600 emergency doctors in Africa

    By Beau Donelly Verified| The Times Verified Three days after arriving home in Ireland last November, Professor Jean O’Sullivan received a text message from a colleague in Zambia, where she had just finished running an emergency medicine workshop. A 22-year-old builder had been admitted to University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka with a collapsed lung after being hit by a truck. The doctor told O’Sullivan that she had successfully performed her first chest drain on the man.

    By Beau Donelly Verified · The Times

    Aug. 03, 2024

  • No kickabouts or hanky-panky for medieval churchmen - but whiskey is revered like medicine

    By Beau Donelly Verified| The Times Verified Clergymen in medieval Kilkenny had to get rid of their mistresses after 30 days and were banned from playing football on a cathedral’s grounds, according to an almost 700-year-old book. The Red Book of Ossory — an ancient manuscript that has survived wars and plagues and contains the earliest documented account of distilling whiskey — has been returned to its Kilkenny home after seven centuries.

    By Beau Donelly Verified · The Times

    Jul. 27, 2024

  • Irish health staff train more than 600 emergency doctors in Africa

    By Beau Donelly Verified| The Times Verified Three days after arriving home in Ireland last November, Professor Jean O’Sullivan received a text message from a colleague in Zambia, where she had just finished running an emergency medicine workshop. A 22-year-old builder had been admitted to University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka with a collapsed lung after being hit by a truck. The doctor told O’Sullivan that she had successfully performed her first chest drain on the man.

    By Beau Donelly Verified · The Times

    Aug. 03, 2024

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Bellingcat

Bellingcat is an independent nonprofit investigative collective that specializes in open source intelligence (OSINT) research. Founded in 2014 by Eliot Higgins, it has developed innovative digital forensic methods to investigate global conflicts, human rights abuses, and transnational crimes. The organization operates as a decentralized network with over 30 staff and contributors across more than 20 countries. Bellingcat focuses on investigative research related to war crimes, assassinations, and disinformation campaigns. It offers training programs to journalists, activists, and legal professionals, having trained over 4,000 individuals in OSINT techniques. The Global Authentication Project (GAP) is a volunteer network that crowdsources the verification of digital evidence. Additionally, Bellingcat collaborates with judicial bodies, including the International Criminal Court, to integrate OSINT into legal proceedings. Its findings are widely cited by international media and have contributed to significant investigations, such as the MH17 incident and the Skripal poisoning case.

Founded: 2014