Ciaran Bartlett is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for the Belfast Telegraph, covering local news and events in the area. With a humorous and engaging writing style, Ciaran's articles often touch on topics such as entertainment, social issues, and personal anecdotes.
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Ciaran Bartlett's coverage primarily focuses on local events, holidays, and social commentary in Northern Ireland with a significant emphasis on entertainment news. Based on his article titles, pitches related to local events in Belfast or cultural aspects specific to Northern Ireland could be well-received by him.
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By: Ciaran Bartlett
I’m not a treasure to some fans of The Antiques Roadshow who are up in arms after a joke I made on a Patreon episode of No Blasters went somewhat viral.
By: Ciaran Bartlett
There have been 22 by-elections in this current parliament. Yes, since 2019, 22 single-seat elections have occurred, which is the most for any parliament since that of 1987-1992, which had 24.
By: Ciaran Bartlett
Politicians waste more time than comedians and writers put together. The big difference is that comedians and writers aren’t usually funded by public money.
By: Ciaran Bartlett
Elon Musk’s Neuralink is an incredible notion.
Some news items in the last week have stirred conversations over anonymity, the public interest, and the rights of victims and untried suspects.
The English and Scottish Premier League title run-ins are probably about as delicately poised as I was on the way back home from my tour last week, on the Stena Line from Liverpool during Storm Kathleen.
The minimum wage has just gone up. I once made quite a clown of myself talking about this topic on a podcast the last time it went up. I might be about to do so again, so strap in.
By: Ciaran Bartlett
I haven’t been very well the past couple of weeks.
The life of a stand-up comedian and podcast host is full of ups and downs, but for me, it’s been more like a never-ending roller-coaster ever since vestibular neuritis decided to crash the party.
By: Ciaran Bartlett
I remember that when my niece Aoife Kane was little, she was a proper ball of energy and a complete geg.
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