Andrew Hamilton is a Deputy Editor at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including religion and spirituality, culture and society, and the construction industry, with a keen interest in arts and crafts, plays and musicals, and lean manufacturing. Andrew's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Irish Times, Irish Examiner, and Philadelphia magazine, among others.
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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.
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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
An Ennis mother made homeless this week with her son has taken the desperate measure of launching a fundraising appeal hoping to buy a campervan so she can have “somewhere safe to sleep”. Local artist Lindsey Power says she is in a “nightmare situation” after she and her 22-year-old son had to leave their home […]
Kicking off its fifth year hosting an LGBTQIA+ Pride calendar of events, QuareClare has announced a multi-day line-up for this year’s event, running from Wednesday, September 16 to Sunday, September 20. Beginning as a grassroots, Zoom-based organisation during the Covid-19 pandemic with only a handful of members, Quare-Clare has grown to become the leading LGBTQIA+ […]
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By: Andrew Hamilton
A “significant policing and security operation” will begin at Trump International Golf Links and Hotel this evening, Friday, September 11,” said a garda spokesperson. “The Amgen Irish Open will continue as normal during the policing and security operation for the attendance of the 47th President of the United States of America,” they said. “There may […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Gardaí have warned that there will be some disruption and restriction for locals in both Shannon and West Clare over the weekend as US president Donald Trump visits Clare for the Irish Open. A spokesperson said that it is anticipated that Mr Trump will visit Ireland on September 12 and 13 and the “visit will […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
On the advice of the HSE, Clare County Council has this afternoon issued a bathing prohibition at the Ballyallia bathing area in Ennis. The prohibition has been introduced due to the presence of an algal bloom at the bathing area. Blue green algae can produce harmful toxins. Such toxins have been known to be harmful […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Andrew Hamilton at Shannon Airport A massive security operation is underway in Shannon Airport this morning with US President Donald Trump due on the runway in the coming hours. Hundreds of Gardaì and US secret service officials are in duty at the airport, with protests expected both here and in Doonbeg where the Irish Open […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Andrew Hamilton at Shannon Airport US President Donald Trump has just departed Shannon Airport and is currently making his way to Doonbeg via the Marine One helicopter. President Trump arrived in Clare later than expected, having spent more time than planned during visits with President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin (FF) in Dublin this […]
Clare producer Simon O’Reilly has completed a spoken word album with the late Manchán Magan Something magical happened in Doolin as winter gave way to spring in early 2023. It was the last night of January, the Atlantic wind roared up Fisher Street and followed the Aille river all the way to the Barn at […]
