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Ellen Tannam

Ellen Tannam

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Ellen Tannam is uncomfortable writing bios for things but here we are. She is a Dublin girlo whose pastimes includes petting every dog she sees, eating chicken nuggets and trying to guess who celebrity blind items are about. Her favourite emoji is the upside-down smiley face. She likes to write about popular culture, LGBTQ issues, feminism, technology, music and baby animals. Likes include chocolate and cacti. Dislikes - people who are rude to retail staff, cheese, and people telling her McDonald's is bad for her. She knows.

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Significant breakthroughs have been reported in Luas negotiations
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Significant breakthroughs have been reported in Luas negotiations

There have been reports this afternoon that there has been a breakthrough in the Luas dispute as non-driver grade employees are said to be close to a deal with Luas parent company Transdev. According to RTÉ, significant progress has been made and the three grades could be in a position to vote on the new […]

AIB Start-up Academy Finalists – We Spoke To Sabine Hobbel Of Leaves #PastaMagic
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AIB Start-up Academy Finalists – We Spoke To Sabine Hobbel Of Leaves #PastaMagic

The AIB Start-up Academy in association with The Irish Times is underway with all of the finalists announced, including a reader-chosen wild card company. The winner and two runners-up receive a prize package of €250,000 to share which could change their lives and their businesses forever, with the overall winner receiving a tidy €20,000 directly […]

Alton Towers owner pleads guilty over Smiler rollercoaster crash
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Alton Towers owner pleads guilty over Smiler rollercoaster crash

Merlin Entertainments, the owners of theme park Alton Towers is facing a hefty fine after it admitted breaking health and safety laws in relation to the Smiler rollercoaster crash in June 2015. The Guardian report that the hearing on Friday at North Staffordshire justice centre saw the firm plead guilty and the fine could be ‘in […]