Andrew Keogh is a journalist based in Penrith, Cumbria, focusing on local news and events in the area. He writes for publications such as Irish Tech News and the Cumberland and Westmorland Herald, covering a range of topics including technology, community events, business news, and human interest stories.
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Penrith, United Kingdom (Local)
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Andrew Keogh's articles focus on local news, events, and businesses in the United Kingdom, particularly Cumbria and Penrith. His coverage often includes seasonal content related to Christmas and community-focused topics.
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