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Sharon Tobin

Sharon Tobin

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News Presenter and Reporter, RTÉ

Dublin, Leinster

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parenting and politics. filmsBusiness; SMEs and startups. Female entrepreneurship and gender equality. Social and environmental issues. Interests include books

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Total articles 100

  • Illegally dumped waste blocks road in Co Meath

    By Sharon Tobin Verified| RTÉ Verified A clean-up operation is being carried out in Co Meath after an estimated two truckloads of waste was illegally dumped on a road. The load, containing rubble, household waste and toys, is believed to have been dumped late last night or in the early hours of this morning. Workers from Meath County Council are working to clean up the pile of rubbish, which is blocking a local road between Kinnegad and Ballinabrackey.

    By Sharon Tobin Verified · RTÉ

    Dec. 10, 2024

  • What's on? Top TV and streaming tips for Friday

    By John Byrne Verified, Sharon Tobin Verified| RTÉ Verified Sly tells the story Rocky and Rambo star Sylvester Stallone, pop legend Boy George is among Graham Norton's guests, there’s Stand Up to Cancer: The Takeover, and Selling Sunset returns . . . Pick of the DaySly, NetflixThis should be a fascinating story. For nearly 50 years Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone has entertained many millions of moviegoers with iconic characters and blockbuster franchises, from Rocky to Rambo to The Expendables.

    By John Byrne Verified, Sharon Tobin Verified · RTÉ

    Nov. 02, 2023

  • Illegally dumped waste blocks road in Co Meath

    By Sharon Tobin Verified| RTÉ Verified A clean-up operation is being carried out in Co Meath after an estimated two truckloads of waste was illegally dumped on a road. The load, containing rubble, household waste and toys, is believed to have been dumped late last night or in the early hours of this morning. Workers from Meath County Council are working to clean up the pile of rubbish, which is blocking a local road between Kinnegad and Ballinabrackey.

    By Sharon Tobin Verified · RTÉ

    Dec. 10, 2024

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RTÉ

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

+353 1 208 3111