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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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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
A prominent member of Northern Ireland’s Jewish community has contrasted the ‘Free Palestine’ activism of self-described “queer witch” Bambie Thug with the religious conservatism of Palestine itself.
By: Adam Kula
Michelle O’Neill is facing a ferocious grilling at the UK’s Covid inquiry, where she has been accused of simply blaming others – particularly the UK government – instead of reflecting on her own role.
By: Adam Kula
A teenage mixed race man has hit out at the “juvenile” messages he has received since he announced he was standing as a UUP candidate for Mid Ulster.
By: Adam Kula
Michelle O’Neill’s apology for attending the Bobby Storey funeral some four years ago is “too little, too late”.
By: Adam Kula
Arlene Foster is now being interrogated at the UK Covid inquiry.
By: Adam Kula
Harland and Wolff (H&W) has dismissed “inaccurate speculation” when asked about a report that it is facing possible closure.
By: Adam Kula
As part of the UK’s Covid inquiry, a fresh slew of messages, obtained from Edwin Poots’ phone, have been published.
By: Adam Kula
Arlene Foster has faced an avalanche of criticism for her appearance at the Covid inquiry on Wednesday.
By: Adam Kula
A woman who lost her father to the worst single day of bloodshed in the entire Troubles has said she sees no difference between the UVF, UDA, INLA or IRA: all she sees are terrorists.
By: Adam Kula
The bombings in Dublin and Monaghan on May 17, 1974 – half a century ago – killed 35 people (including two unborn children), and wounded many more.
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