Liz Dunphy is a journalist at the Irish Examiner. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, cybersecurity, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on cyber attacks, data breaches, and legal reform. Liz's work has been featured in The Echo Live, MSN, The Irish Times, and Waterford News.
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Cork, Ireland (Local)
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Liz Dunphy's coverage primarily revolves around local news, crime, government & politics, and family & relationships in Cork City and the broader Ireland. She extensively covers breaking news stories as well as government announcements.
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A Dublin man found with over €1.2m worth of cocaine in his luggage at Cork Airport was being questioned in a Cork Garda station on Tuesday.
By: Liz Dunphy
One week after an Irish woman and her husband were found dead in a jacuzzi in Spain, questions still remain about what killed them.
By: Liz Dunphy
Ireland is becoming increasingly unequal in how people perceive fairness and equality, with women and young adults feeling particularly disadvantaged
By: Liz Dunphy
Drugs, suspected stolen caravans, horses and other animals were seized during a major garda operation in Cork city today.
By: Liz Dunphy
A “supersized” El Nino has pushed the planet into “uncharted waters”, with more floods, drought, and extreme heat forecast in the coming months, with the potential to threaten millions of lives.
By: Liz Dunphy
A “supersized” El Nino has pushed the planet into “uncharted waters”, with more floods, drought, and extreme heat forecast in the coming months, with the potential to threaten millions of lives.
By: Liz Dunphy
The deaths of an Irish mother and her husband near a jacuzzi while on holiday in Spain have left “an immeasurable void” in the lives of all who loved them, a tribute to the couple says.
Thomasina and Patrick Tobin, were found dead by their children at the jacuzzi in their rented holiday villa
By: Liz Dunphy
Councils are being given less money than private citizens to renovate derelict homes , sparking calls from Cork City Council for central government
