James Cox is a Digital Journalist at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, entertainment, politics, and current affairs, with a focus on competitive sports and their business aspects. James has been featured in notable outlets such as The Irish Times, Yardbarker, and Wrestling Observer Newsletter, among others.
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James Cox's articles focus on local news, including crime, justice, entertainment, and weather in Ireland. His coverage includes evolving stories and government announcements. To reach out effectively to him, provide newsworthy updates related to Irish events or developments in the areas of crime, justice system policies or procedures changes at a local level. Consider pitching relevant entertainment news with a connection to Cork or broader Irish interest.
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By: Emmet Malone, James Cox
Met Éireann has forecast intense rain in parts of Ireland with a nationwide yellow warning
By: James Cox
Intense rain forecast overnight in parts of Ireland with a nationwide yellow warning until 10am
Storm Austen live story – James Cox writer article for evening blog 4 hours ago Storm Austen to hit Ireland
By: James Cox
Gardaí renew appeal for information on disappearance in Dublin of schoolboy who went missing 40 years ago aged 13
By: James Cox
Both individuals detained at Garda stations in northeast of country after Co Louth search operation
By: James Cox
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has said Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan 's comments over a controversial hugging video were “unsettling”.
A 62-year-old Irish man is among a group of activists who have been detained by Israeli authorities in the West Bank.
By: James Cox
Met Éireann expects Tuesday to be cool and blustery with widespread showers in the aftermath of Storms Austen and Boelo
By: James Cox
Three fatal collisions bring total number of people killed on Irish roads to 154 Gardaí arrested 195 people for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs over the October bank holiday weekend.
By: James Cox
Bushfield Care Centre in Galway was non-compliant in all areas including quality and safety, food nutrition and infection control
