Lindy Mcdowell is a columnist at the Belfast Telegraph. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, crime and justice, and sports, with a particular focus on cultural movements and social interest issues. Lindy's work has been featured in the Belfast Telegraph.
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Lindy Mcdowell's coverage primarily consists of opinion editorials and articles that cite data. The topics covered include environmental activism, the oil industry, protests, Harry and Meghan, and celebrity activism.
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Commissioners aren’t alone in parading a stubborn refusal to walk... myriad public servants kid themselves into thinking they’re still indispensable
By: Lindy McDowell
JD Vance, not quite the most powerful man in the world but unnervingly close to the President generally held to be, says he believes the Antichrist may already walk among us.
By: Lindy McDowell
So to help bring Mr President up to speed, here is a brief A to Z of the problems a united Ireland could pose
By: Lindy McDowell
So to help bring Mr President up to speed, here is a brief A to Z of the problems a united Ireland could pose
By: Lindy McDowell
It’s hard to imagine the People’s Princess and Queen of Country being best pleased about Spencer’s book and Parton’s reported estate war
By: Lindy McDowell
If we rightly call Christa Pike’s crime murder, it is perverse to call it something different when the state injects a lethal drug into her veins
By: Lindy McDowell
Only dialogue will get us past this, and we can do without celebrity open letters or politicians and loudmouths puffing up their own importance
By: Lindy McDowell
It appears that AI may be going rogue, yet most of us just shrug. Scarier still, we’re leaving the policing of it to the people focused on profit
By: Lindy McDowell
The Americans call it Kiss and Fly. You drive your car into the designated airport drop-off zone, swiftly help your passengers get their cases from the boot. Quick peck on the cheek, hug, or handshake (or mutter under your breath, “Glad to see the back of you”), and off they go. And off you go too. No charge.
