Geraldine Herbert is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She  is columnist and motoring editor at the Sunday Independent and Ireland’s first female motoring editor of a national newspaper. A regular contributor to Radio and TV including RTE, Virgin Media and the BBC on motoring and consumer Read moreissues she has written about Transport and Motoring for over two decades. Founder and editor of Ireland’s first and only website for women on wheels -  www.wheelsforwomen.ie – bikes, cars and motorbikes

A journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, with strong storytelling skills. Interested in social issues, human rights and humanitarian issues. Possesses experience in researching, writing and creating content while remaining informative and interesting.

Deaglán de Bréadún (pronounced: Deg-lawn de Bray-doon)  is a freelance journalist, broadcaster  and author based in Dublin, Ireland. He previously worked as Political Correspondent with The Irish Times; Political Editor of The Irish Sun; Local Radio Correspondent with the Irish parliament's Read morecommunications division at Leinster House, Dublin. Other positions he held in a long career with The Irish Times include Northern Ireland Editor, Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Moscow Correspondent, Irish Language Editor and Feature Writer/Copy Editor. His books include 'Power Play: The Rise of Modern Sinn Féin' (Merrion Press, 2015), 'The Far Side of Revenge: Making Peace in Northern Ireland' (Collins Press, 2001 and second edition in 2008) and "Sceallóga (Chips)", a collection of short stories in Irish published by Comhar Teo. His coverage of the negotiations leading to the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland won the IPR/BT press and broadcast award for daily news journalism. A native of Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, his family moved to Dublin where he attended CBS Synge Street and UCD. He holds a master's degree in English literature.

I am a journalist and blogger based in Dublin, Ireland. Originally from Greece, I settled in Ireland about 13 years ago.

Since then, I have been blogging in various European and EU related portals about the continent's politics and social issues.

Six years ago I have decided to study Read morejournalism part time and I have completed my studies four years later.

Henceforth, I have been writing and blogging constantly for various online platforms, about EU politics and social issues in two languages, English and Greek.

I have published work on Euronews' Generation Y Blog, OneEurope, OVI Magazine, OVI Greece, Apopseis.gr, Vocal Europe, Katoikos.eu, as well as on my own blog, The Eblana European Democratic Movement.

I was the winner of the "Tell us your Story" competition, run and organised by the EU Commission. Therefore I have been invited to the Single Market Forum, hosted by the then Polish Presidency of the EU in Krakow, in October 2011. 

Additionally, I was one of the 14 bloggers from around Europe, invited by the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to be present at the closing of the European Year of Citizens conference in Vilnius, in December 2013, to be present and report from the meetings.

My passions include writing, blogging, photography, traveling, painting and music. I have been managing the twitter and Facebook accounts of various platforms I have been writing and I am very competent in social media.

Conor Sheils is an Irish journalist with a distinguished career in international media, currently based in Ireland. 

His reporting has taken him to various global hotspots, including Tbilisi, Cairo, Tunis, and Nairobi, where he has written and edited for some of the most reputable names in the Read moreindustry. 

He is passionate about foreign affairs and social issues, with a particular focus on how regional politics affect the daily lives of individuals. Through his reporting he aims to provide a window into the personal experiences and perspectives of those impacted by the events he covers.

Conor is available for freelance projects (writing and editing) alongside TV / Radio spots.

Laura Lynott is a senior journalist based in Dublin, Ireland who has worked in national and local newspapers for 15 years.  Laura has worked freelance for almost three of those and has written for magazines and websites in the U.K. and Ireland.
Throughout her lengthy career, Laura has written Read morecrime, hard news, human interest, health, politics, celebrity news, social affairs, court reporting and business, among other issues.
She has been at the centre of breaking news for many years and has also sought out the story behind main headlines for a different take on an issue and Laura has also news edited and help nurture journalistic skills in others. 
Among the tiles Laura has worked for are the Irish Independent, the Scotsman, the Irish Mirror, Irish Times, Irish Sun, Irish Daily Mail, Irish Star, Sunday World, Woman's Way, Pick Me Up, Edinburgh Evening News, Salford Advertiser, Derry Journal, Manchester Evening News, Belfast Telegraph.

Margaret Ward is an award-winning journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She was formerly the Foreign Editor and China correspondent at Ireland's public service broadcaster RTE and has twenty years experience, mostly covering foreign affairs. She is available to report and comment on Irish politics Read moreas well as economic,social and cultural affairs.  She has reported from more than 30 countries including conflict zones, and is an informed and confident live performer on television and radio. She previously reported for GRN from Beijing for Deutsche Welle, CBC Canada and France 24. She recently produced an IFTA award-winning programme on Brexit for UTV Ireland.

Lisa Gibbons is a journalist. 

A self starter, blockchain advocate with a love for creative writing. Lisa began writing about post-colonial identities in 2012 and has kept up her love for the written word. She is a keen writer in the Blockchain and Crypto space. Lisa enjoys research and Read moreinnovation. She is a crypto trader by night and loves helping to help drive innovation in green blockchain projects. She enjoys writing poetry, foraging for wild foods and scrolling through NFT's in her spare time.

I am a freelance journalist from Dublin, currently based in Wexford. I work as a freelance journalist and have over six years of experience working for both print and online media outlets. At present, my writing predominantly focuses on scientific issues, travel and general interest features but I Read morehave experience in many more areas. I have written articles for publications such as Science Magazine, The Scientist, Australian Geographic, The Guardian UK and the Irish Times. 
Prior to becoming a freelance journalist, I worked as a full-time journalist for People Newpapers in Wexford – part of the Independent News and Media group. My role required me to conduct interviews and produce news and feature articles on a wide range of subjects. I left this position to pursue a passion for travel and concentrate on my freelance work. In the past, I also completed internships with Irish Tatler Magazine, wrote for a trade magazine named Irish Property Guides and served as Arts and Culture Editor of a student newspaper.
I hold a BA in Journalism and French from Dublin Institute of Technology and received a First Class Honours degree. On graduating, I was awarded the Sunday World Cup for achieving the highest final year grade in my year group. My final year dissertation examined scientific communication in the Irish print media. During my studies, I was one of two students chosen to undertake a semester abroad at l’Institut Pratique du Journalisme in Paris where I participated in a masters in journalism, entirely through the French language. 
I pride myself on my self-motivation and ability to work on my own initiative. In saying this, I also enjoy working as part of a team and like to share and develop ideas with other people. Having studied journalism, exceptional communication skills are also something that stands me apart from others. I like to see myself as an enthusiastic person who is always striving to acquire new skills and build upon my experience.

Aisling Ní Chúláin is a video journalist based in Dublin, Ireland.