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Kayley Hardiman
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Multimedia Journalist, Limerick Leader
Munster
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Biography
I am working as a Multimedia Reporter for the Westmeath Independent and their sister paper, the Offaly Independent. I recently received a 2.1 MA in Social Media Communications at DCU and hold a 2.1 Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and New Media from the University of Limerick. I have experience in print and radio having worked as a Reporter for the Westmeath Independent and Researcher for Clare FM. I also worked as a Social Media Assistant with RTÉ for the General Election in February 2020 and was responsible for updating the Longford-Westmeath constituency Twitter. I love modern dance, pop culture and Netflix. I also enjoy feature writing and am interested in fashion, the arts, lifestyle, education, and current affairs. |2.1 MA in Social Media Communications, DCU| |2.1 Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and New Media, UL| |Former Reporter for the Westmeath Independent| |Former Researcher for Clare FM| |News team, Limerick Voice 2019| |Excellent communication, teamwork and organisational skills| |Proficient in Adobe Audition, Final Cut Pro, InDesign, Burli, Newscycle, Canva and Wordpress|
current affairs,Fashion lifestyle, culture business, entertainment etc. health, education the arts
astronomy, meteorology, physics and non-health topics
Content
By Kayley Hardiman Verified| Limerick Leader Verified THE future of technology was on full display at the University of Limerick, where students from the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems (CSIS) unveiled over 90 innovative projects during their final year project demo day. The projects spanned topics from predicting nuclear reactor incidents, statistics tracking in American football to resisting the attention economy in gaming.
By Kayley Hardiman Verified| Ireland Live Verified THE University of Limerick has launched a new Transferable Skills Unit (TSU), aimed at equipping students with the core competencies needed for a lifetime of career transitions in an increasingly AI-powered, dynamic economy.
By Kayley Hardiman Verified| Limerick Leader Verified THE new Library/Learning Centre at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has taken a key step forward with the appointment of two firms to lead the architecture, design and project and cost management elements of the development. Scott Tallon Walker Architects and AECOM Ireland Ltd. will work on the new, 5,000 square metre cutting edge facility for teaching, learning and research.
Company Info
Limerick Leader
Bringing you live local breaking news, sport, politics, weather & more in Limerick and County Limerick
Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland
+353 87 698 9861
Founded: 1889