Paul Byrne (journalist)
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Paul Byrne is an Irish
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 broadcast journalist.

He currently works as a freelance multimedia producer for Associated Press Television News based in Buenos Aires
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, Argentina
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. His correspondent work has been included on RTÉ (Ireland's public service broadcaster) among other international print and broadcast media's such as The Guardian
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, The Observer
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and USA Today
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.

Byrne graduated with a Bachelor of Business Studies, from the Cork Institute of Technology
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 (CIT). Subsequently, he was selected as one of Irelands top 50 Business Graduates in 2000 as a chosen candidate for IBEC's (Irish Business and Employers Confederation) European Orientation Programme. http://www.ibec.ie/eop He worked for six years for a Belgian based documentary production company, http://www.us-television.tv/ producing business documentaries for broadcast on CNBC and Fox 5.

He then went on to do his masters in Broadcast Journalism in the University of Sheffield
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 in 2006. Having worked for BBC
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 as a video-journalist he then took up a position with Russia Today
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based out of Moscow in November 2006 where he worked as a correspondent for 18 months.

Byrne also holds a third dan black belt in Karate and represented Ireland on numerous occasions.

External links

  • http://www.paulbyrne.com
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