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Robbie Kane

Robbie Kane

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Roving Reporter, Dublin Live

Dublin

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Film education and media

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Fake news and erotica

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Total articles 471

  • Dublin jarveys 'won't be going anywhere' after new plants block parking spots

    By Robbie Kane Verified| Dublin Live Verified A group of Dublin jarveys have insisted they "won't be going anywhere" after new plants which block their usual parking spots were placed on the street near St Stephen's Green. The jarveys have shepherded tourists around Dublin city in their horse-pulled carriages for decades, and the sight of the horses is common to all who frequent the Stephen's Green and Grafton Street areas.

    By Robbie Kane Verified · Dublin Live

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Driver and pedestrian hospitalised after Dublin city centre collision

    By Robbie KaneEmma Nevin, Robbie Kane Verified, Emma Nevin Verified| Dublin Live Verified A driver and a pedestrian have been hospitalised after a collision in Dublin city centre tonight. The incident occurred in the past hour on Gardiner Street. Emergency services are currently at the scene. A garda spokesperson told Dublin Live: "Gardaí are currently at the scene of a road traffic incident that occurred on Gardiner Street, Dublin 1 within the past hour Wednesday, 9th April 2025.

    By Robbie KaneEmma Nevin, Robbie Kane Verified, Emma Nevin Verified · Dublin Live

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Dublin jarveys 'won't be going anywhere' after new plants block parking spots

    By Robbie Kane Verified| Dublin Live Verified A group of Dublin jarveys have insisted they "won't be going anywhere" after new plants which block their usual parking spots were placed on the street near St Stephen's Green. The jarveys have shepherded tourists around Dublin city in their horse-pulled carriages for decades, and the sight of the horses is common to all who frequent the Stephen's Green and Grafton Street areas.

    By Robbie Kane Verified · Dublin Live

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Dublin Live

Dublin, Ireland