Adrian Rutherford is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for several publications including the Belfast Telegraph, Irish Independent, and Sunday World Magazine. Adrian covers a range of topics including sports, current events, and human interest stories with a focus on local news.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
Adrian Rutherford's articles predominantly focus on local events, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. The themes covered in his articles include sports, crime, government & politics. His topics range from football to funerals and tributes.
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By: Adrian Rutherford
A former soldier will not be prosecuted in connection with the killing of a Londonderry schoolgirl by the Army.
By: Adrian Rutherford
Gavin Robinson has accused the Irish government of being hypocritical on legacy.
By: Adrian Rutherford
A young couple killed in an accident on the A5 spoke of their lasting love for each other in their last text messages, mourners heard today.
By: Adrian Rutherford
A young couple killed in an accident in Co Tyrone spoke of their lasting love for each other in their last text messages, mourners heard today.
By: Adrian Rutherford
A young couple killed in an accident in Co Tyrone spoke of their lasting love for each other in their last text messages, mourners heard today.
By: Adrian Rutherford
Fermanagh man Kieran McKenna has guided Ipswich Town back to the Premier League after a 22-year absence.
By: Adrian Rutherford
Fermanagh man Kieran McKenna said he was “very, very proud” to guide Ipswich Town back to the Premier League after a 22-year absence.
By: Adrian Rutherford
A teenager killed on the A5 “was a superstar that lit up a room”, his parents said.
By: Adrian Rutherford
A young couple killed on the A5 spoke of their lasting love for each other in their final text messages, mourners heard yesterday.
By: Adrian Rutherford
Fresh concerns around governance at Sport NI have been raised by a watchdog.
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