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NAME PHONE FAX MOBILE EMAIL Dublin 2 ISDN 01 678 9118 01 676 NAME PHONE FAX MOBILE EMAIL Government press Services Department of the Taoiseach Government Buildings Upper Merion Street Dublin 2 ISDN Government Press Secretary Eoghan O eachtain 01 678 9118 01 676 3302 087 235 1675 [email protected] Deputy Government Press Secretary John Downing 01 619 4000/4380 087 237 4769 [email protected] Mark Costigan 01 662 4422/619 4162/676 1638 01 661 6771 087 120 4936 [email protected] Governemnt Press Officers [email protected] Michael Moran 01 619 4033/4098 01 676 3302 [email protected] Stephen Hayden 01 619 4033/4150 01 676 3302 [email protected] Tom McLoughlin 01 619 4033/4098 01 676 3302 [email protected] Eddie Walsh 01 619 4033/4051 01 676 3302 [email protected] The Evening Herald Independent News & Media Plc 27-32 Talbot Street Dublin 1 01 705 5333 01 705 5720/1/2 / 872 0304 01 705 5784 hnews @independent.ie (news room) 01 705 5002 Executive Editor (News) Claire Grady 01 705 5887 [email protected] Features Editor David Diebold 01 705 5660 [email protected] News Editor vacant 01 705 5722 [email protected] News Desk Finnuala O'Leary 01 705 5720 [email protected] Assistant News Editor Social, Lifestyle & Celebrity and Dubliners' Diary Editor Dee O'Keeffee 01 705 5720 [email protected] Irish Daily Mail Embassy House Herbert Park Lane Ballsbridge Dublin 4 01 637 5811 01 637 5870 [email protected]; 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