Andrew Hamilton is a Deputy Editor at various publications, including The Irish Times and the Irish Independent. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on arts and entertainment, music, education, and regional interest, often exploring themes related to the music business, digital health, and pop culture. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Irish Examiner, KWTX News 10, and Philadelphia magazine.
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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
The future of farming in Clare stands on a knife edge with rising costs and plummeting prices driving young farmers off the land. Sharp rises in the cost of fuel and fertiliser, as well as a freefall in the price of beef, has created a perfect storm for Clare farmers. Clare is heavily dependent on […]
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Why Smart Energy Management Is Becoming Part of Everyday Life The first thing most people notice about a modern building isn't the technology hidden inside it.
By: Andrew Hamilton
Transition year students from Mary Immaculate Secondary School in Lisdoonvarna have been recognised for their creativity and work on environmental issues as part of the Rubbish Film Festival 2025 – 2026. The Rubbish Film Festival is an award-winning programme where students create short, one-minute films about environmental topics. The festival helps students learn about sustainability […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Miltown Malbay artist, Tomás Malone, is one of a host of talented Irish artists with intellectual disabilities and neurodivergent artists, who have been able to more fully explore their art and creativity through the work of the Connections Arts Centre. The West Clare man was present at the launch of a new impact report from […]
Cruinniú na nÓg returns in 2026 with a vibrant, free programme celebrating creativity for children and young people across County Clare. Taking place on Saturday June 6, the national day of free creativity invites young people to explore, make, perform and imagine together. The 2026 programme includes Paint My Hurl at De Valera Library, a […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
US military planes and private subcontractors may soon be subject to searches when flying through Shannon Airport following a new bill lodged this week by the Social Democrats. Over the past twenty years, well over two million American troops have travelled through Shannon Airport to US bases and war zones all over the world. Thousands […]
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