Adam Kula is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for Belfast News Letter Limited and his work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK and Yahoo Sports UK. Adam covers a range of topics including politics, current events, and local news in Northern Ireland.
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Adam Kula's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and political issues in Northern Ireland, particularly related to strike action and the activities of parties such as DUP and Sinn Fein. His articles cover evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Adam Kula
South Antrim MP Robin Swann has said the government has lost the trust of farmers.
By: Adam Kula
A community rally has one message for Translink: “If they demolish the Boyne Bridge, it’s not in the name of Sandy Row.”
By: Adam Kula
A fresh protest is planned in the weeks ahead after last night’s gathering aimed at saving Belfast’s Boyne Bridge.
By: Adam Kula
The Department of Agriculture, the Environment and Rural Affairs has set out its reasoning behind the claim that only a minority of farmers will be hit with inheritance tax.
By: Adam Kula
The former Alliance MLA Anna Lo has died, aged 74.
By: Adam Kula
The government has been accused of “hiding” a fact about its new inheritance tax for farmers which could have major implications.
By: Adam Kula
The head of the Countryside Alliance in Northern Ireland says it is a “slap in the face” to farmers for the government to change how their pick-up trucks are classified.
By: Adam Kula
Sinn Fein's decision to have the First Minister attend an upcoming Remembrance Day service in Belfast is an attempt to distract from recent bad publicity for the party, IRA victims have claimed.
By: Adam Kula
The family of an IRA murder victim have said that those calling the Troubles “a war” have “lost the run of themselves”.
By: Adam Kula
The owners of a country mansion in Northern Ireland are applying again for permission to turn it into a hotel, conference centre, and wedding venue.
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