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:
1. Pitching stories related to local farming and agriculture developments or innovations would likely resonate well with Andrew.
2. Given his inclusion of video game-related content such as reviews and upcoming releases in 2024 among other themes like business and politics at times - pitches relating to the gaming industry or technology advancements could be relevant for him.
3. Considering his articles encompass Christmas events and human rights topics alongside historical pieces about World War I; offering stories that tie into these themes within the region might capture his interest.
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By: Andrew Hamilton
A community-led literary festival will bring writers, performers and aspiring authors together across Shannon from September 5 to 6. Shannon Community Partnership is delighted to announce the first Aonach na Sionna Literary Festival, a new three-day celebration of writing, poetry, storytelling and the creative arts taking place across Shannon from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
The Queens are back. While one generally associates musical theatre performances with winter and early spring, the various musical societies across Clare tend to bring their productions to stage in the first quarter of the year, with rehearsals ongoing throughout the long, dark and cold nights of winter. A brand new, local production company bucks […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
By Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ, 31 August 2026 Let us pray for a just and sustainable management of water, a vital resource, so that everyone may have equal access to it.
By: Andrew Hamilton
Groundbreaking new research has revealed that Fungie was a Clare dolphin. The famous Kerry based dolphin, who is presumed to have passed away in October of 2020, was the product of a coupling between a dolphin from the Shannon Estuary and a dolphin from Ireland’s offshore population. The Shannon Estuary dolphins are generically distinct from […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Crisis can create strange bedfellows. This certainly seems to be the case around Lough Derg and the lower River Shannon, where opposition to Uisce
By: Andrew Hamilton
North Clare is reeling tonight following the news that one of the county’s most successful homegrown businesses could be on the verge of closure. Ennistymon based company Daktronics, formerly known as Data Display, have notified approximately 100 employees that their roles are “at risk” and the company is entering into “collective redundancy consultation”. If the […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
Leaving Cert students in Crusheen face an uphill battle before school even starts following a decision by Bus Éireann to deny them tickets on the bus service that they have been using for the past five years. Seven students living in the village have been declined tickets for the bus service to Gort Community College […]
By: Andrew Hamilton
An Ennis mother made homeless this week with her son has taken the desperate measure of launching a fundraising appeal hoping to buy a campervan so she can have “somewhere safe to sleep”. Local artist Lindsey Power says she is in a “nightmare situation” after she and her 22-year-old son had to leave their home […]
Kicking off its fifth year hosting an LGBTQIA+ Pride calendar of events, QuareClare has announced a multi-day line-up for this year’s event, running from Wednesday, September 16 to Sunday, September 20. Beginning as a grassroots, Zoom-based organisation during the Covid-19 pandemic with only a handful of members, Quare-Clare has grown to become the leading LGBTQIA+ […]
