Amy Cochrane is a news reporter for the Belfast Telegraph and Sunday World Magazine, with her work also appearing in the Irish Independent. With a focus on local news, Amy covers a range of topics including weather updates, traffic reports, community events, crime incidents, and cultural reviews. She is dedicated to keeping the public informed about the latest happenings in Northern Ireland.
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By: Amy Cochrane
Can you tell me the way to Innisfree? A deep orange sun sets behind the silhouette of an 800-year-old castle and a brilliant green steam engine chugs into a platform when Himself steps off the train looking for directions to the fictional land of Innisfree.
By: Amy Cochrane
Campaigners calling for the retention of the historic light at St John’s Point Lighthouse in Killough in Co Down have said that hosting a public consultation on proposed plans is the “least” the Newry, Mourne and Down District Council could do.
The NI Music Prize welcomed music legends, contenders and showstoppers to the Ulster Hall on Wednesday evening, with an eclectic showcase of the diversity of sounds that now fill venues across NI.
By: Amy Cochrane
A information event being held next week about the future of a historic Co Down lighthouse doesn’t represent a public consultation, campaigners have said.
Campaigners have called for an “immediate halt” to a controversial Mournes Gateway project with some locals describing it as a “white elephant trampling over local democracy and Donard”.
By: Amy Cochrane
Belfast has long been a hub for creatives and artists alike, and one particular group has survived more than four decades in the city.
By: Amy Cochrane
A self-confessed Doctor Who superfan has said he has “fulfilled his lifelong dream” by creating 3D-printed models for use in the limited-edition remastered version of the 25th season of the show.
By: Amy Cochrane
A portrait of former council chairperson William Walker has been removed by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council following the former politician’s conviction for child sex offences.
By: Amy Cochrane
A Co Antrim couple who have festooned their home with Christmas decorations for charity say it is “with a heavy heart” that they will end the tradition this year.
By: Amy Cochrane
Northern Ireland’s first community-owned greengrocers is urging people to “buy intentionally” this Christmas to reduce festive food waste.
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