Andrew Hamilton is a Deputy Editor at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including religion and spirituality, culture and society, and the construction industry, with a keen interest in arts and crafts, plays and musicals, and lean manufacturing. Andrew's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Irish Times, Irish Examiner, and Philadelphia magazine, among others.
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Andrew Hamilton's coverage includes a diverse range of topics, such as farming and agriculture, gaming, Christmas events, documentaries, World War I history, antisemitism, and government announcements. Given this broad scope of coverage in local (Ireland) news with a focus on Galway specifically:
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By: Andrew Hamilton
A new ‘Burren Bill’ could prevent devastating wild fires from destroying the protected Burren uplands in future years, while also allowing local farmers to regain much of the financial supports lost during the transition from the Burren Programme to ACRES. Following weeks of unprecedented dry and hot weather, the Burren uplands are currently as dry […]
By Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ, 31 July 2026 Like St Paul before him, St Ignatius is a saint for all seasons.
By: Andrew Hamilton
Gardaí are appealing for information in relation to a Black Audi A3 believed to be connected to two serious incidents in County Clare. On July 24, just after 7am, a shooting occurred at Dun na Hinse Estate, Ennis, Clare, in which several shots were fired at a house, injuring three occupants. The suspects involved fled […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Uisce Éireann crews are responding to a complex burst on a water main at the Sandfield Roundabout on Gort Road, which is affecting water supply to customers in the area this morning. Repair crews were immediately mobilised and works on the complex burst are underway. The burst has been isolated, helping to minimise the impact […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
As part of this year’s Cruinniú na mBád Festival, which takes place from August 7 to 9 in Kinvara, audiences are invited to enjoy one of the festival’s highlights – the Cruinniú Sean-nós Concert, An tAmhrán Beo, a special evening dedicated to the vibrant traditions of sean-nós singing and dancing. Celebrating its 38th annual concert, […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Ireland’s leading aerial dance company, Fidget Feet, has unveiled a major growth strategy aimed at expanding its international presence while strengthening its creative base in Parteen. The company launched its Fidget Feet Strategic Plan 2026-2029 at the 17th Irish Aerial Dance Festival in Letterkenny, bringing together aerial artists, performers and industry leaders from Ireland and […]
By Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ, 3 August 2026 It is no accident that the failure of governments to do their duty coincides with growing distaste for political parties.
By: Andrew Hamilton
Specific legislation to enable the construction of a floating strategic gas reserve in West Clare was signed into law by President Catherine Connolly last Friday. The Strategic Gas Reserve Bill aims to streamline the planning process for the proposed €900 million development at Cahercon. The bill sets new time limits by which different elements of […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Ireland's Coastline: Stories from our sea frontier New and emerging threats, from climate change to security in a more politically volatile world, put greater focus on Ireland's island status and our coastline.
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