Andrew Hamilton is a Deputy Editor at various publications, including The Irish Times and the Irish Independent. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on arts and entertainment, culture and society, as well as pressing issues like water management and climate change. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, KWTX News 10, and the Journal of Investigative Dermatology.
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Andrew Hamilton's coverage includes a diverse range of topics, such as farming and agriculture, gaming, Christmas events, documentaries, World War I history, antisemitism, and government announcements. Given this broad scope of coverage in local (Ireland) news with a focus on Galway specifically:
1. Pitching stories related to local farming and agriculture developments or innovations would likely resonate well with Andrew.
2. Given his inclusion of video game-related content such as reviews and upcoming releases in 2024 among other themes like business and politics at times - pitches relating to the gaming industry or technology advancements could be relevant for him.
3. Considering his articles encompass Christmas events and human rights topics alongside historical pieces about World War I; offering stories that tie into these themes within the region might capture his interest.
When reaching out to Andrew Hamilton it’s important to note that he seems open to covering various subjects beyond traditional journalism staples.
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By: Andrew Hamilton
Mushrooms, megaliths and maculate monuments will all feature in this year’s Burren Annual Exhibition at the Burren Coelle of the Art in Ballyvaughan. The exhibition, which continued until October 23, is a collaboration between digital creators Original Copy with artists John Cage, George Shaw and Marissa Stoffer. For the past 13 years Riccardo Carbone and […]
The late Paddy Joe McMahon will be the focus for the launch of a new podcast series by Cuimhneamh an Chláir later this week. This Thursday, October 8, Cuimhneamh an Chláir will launch the third series of The Clare Oral History Podcast. The series will explore some of the fascinating oral history interviews undertaken by […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Bathing restrictions at Ballyalla have been lifted today, October 15, more than a month after they were introduced. A spokesperson from Clare County Council said the restrictions, which were put in place following an algal bloom, are no longer required. “Following additional investigative sampling and on the advice of the HSE, Clare County Council has […]
The news that Ennistymon has been dreading finally came yesterday when Daktronics formally announced its intention to fully cease operations at its manufacturing facility in the town over the next year with the loss of some 100 jobs. In a statement to The Clare Champion the company said that a period of consultation with staff […]
For the Emperor By Matt Munoz and Published Oct. 15, 2026 at 10:53 PM GMT+2
By: Andrew Hamilton
It’s April of 2022 and Ben McCormack has an idea. The last of the Covid 19 restrictions have finally been lifted. It’s time to breathe again, time for fun, time for music. While interviewing Lahinch musician Seba Safe for his radio show Fresh Éire, Ben confessed to Seba that he had always wanted to put […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
North Clare based mum Barbara King was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Attending appointments alone during lockdown, she faced additional shock when a surgeon indicated she would be sent to palliative care rather than having surgery. However, an oncologist’s reassurance that day helped ease her initial panic. Six years […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Locals facilitate waves of tourists for half the year before navigating periods of solitude when the sun is gone
A Survival Horror Gem Published Oct. 27, 2026 at 3:54 AM GMT+1
It is understandable to see the riots that have accompanied protests in Paris and other cities as a desecration.
