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Rachel Curran

Rachel Curran

Verified

Editor, Dublin Live

Ireland

Final Covers

Business Profiles , Human Interest Stories , General Interest Topics

Doesn’t Cover

fashion, celebrities, music

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Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 426

  • Better grains for growing brains

    By Rachel Curran| Durango Herald Verified We send our children to school to learn. To learn mathematics, language arts, history, and geography. But what about food? If you ask me, teaching children about nutrition and how food is grown is just as essential as learning to read. When I was a kid growing up on the Front Range, our school lunches consisted of sad burgers and floppy pizza. As I moved into middle and high school, the choices were broader but certainly not better.

    By Rachel Curran · Durango Herald

    Jul. 01, 2024

  • Tom Hanks delights fans in Dalkey as crowds gather to see actor as part of book festival

    By Kim O'Leary Verified, Rachel Curran| Dublin Live Verified Tom Hanks has treated his Irish fans to excerpts from his debut novel as part of an intimate reading at Dalkey Church this evening. The Hollywood star is in town for the Dalkey Book Festival 2023. On Friday evening, Tom read excerpts from his debut novel 'The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece' which charts his path from film to fiction. In photos shared with Dublin Live, Dalkey Church was packed as fans attended the 'Sleepless in Seattle' star's book reading.

    By Kim O'Leary Verified, Rachel Curran · Dublin Live

    Jun. 16, 2023

  • Better grains for growing brains

    By Rachel Curran| Durango Herald Verified We send our children to school to learn. To learn mathematics, language arts, history, and geography. But what about food? If you ask me, teaching children about nutrition and how food is grown is just as essential as learning to read. When I was a kid growing up on the Front Range, our school lunches consisted of sad burgers and floppy pizza. As I moved into middle and high school, the choices were broader but certainly not better.

    By Rachel Curran · Durango Herald

    Jul. 01, 2024

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Dublin Live