Claire Cartmill is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She writes for BELFAST NEWS LETTER LIMITED and her work has also been featured in publications such as Derry Journal and various Yahoo platforms. Claire covers a range of topics including business, agriculture, environment, urban development, and entertainment.
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Claire Cartmill's coverage primarily focuses on local business and entertainment news in Northern Ireland, particularly Belfast. Based on her article titles and themes covered, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local businesses, events, and initiatives that impact the community.
Given her focus on press releases and private sector announcements, Claire may respond well to pitches from local businesses or organizations announcing new developments, expansions, or initiatives within Northern Ireland. Additionally, she may appreciate data-backed insights into topics such as urban green spaces or climate impacts relevant to the region.
While her coverage attributes suggest a preference for localized content about Belfast and its surrounding areas of northern Ireland.
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By: Claire Cartmill, Lucy Gibson
Northern Ireland's largest textile craft exhibition opens its doors as it welcomes visitors from November 7 to 10!
By: Andy Balfour, Claire Cartmill
Council approved the plans to the change of use of a former furniture shop on Waterloo Street in Londonderry city centre to allow for the new bar and associated works
By: Claire Cartmill
‘Since its inception almost 80 years ago, the Donnelly Group’s ethos has always been built around keeping the customer central to everything we do’
By: Claire Cartmill
Cool FM’s Pete, Paulo and Rebecca were joined by Santa Claus himself for the official countdown to Christmas as the festive lights were switched on
By: Claire Cartmill
The charming ceramic shakers, hand-painted to resemble the city’s famous Harland & Wolff cranes, add a touch of local history to any dining table
By: Claire Cartmill
Hosted by local radio presenter and ambassador for the Social Enterprise sector, Cate Conway, the black-tie evening welcomed around 600 attendees from the private, public, and social enterprise sectors
By: Claire Cartmill
The proposal marks an exciting chapter for the iconic structure, which holds both historical and architectural significance as the last remaining example of its kind in island of Ireland and one of just six still standing in the UK
By: Claire Cartmill
Both Suzy and Aimee, have been instrumental in delivering exceptional results for high-profile clients, including Specsavers, Mediahuis, The Ringland Group/Amelia Hall, RICS, North Channel Wind, CDE, and Telefónica Tech
By: Claire Cartmill
Facilitated by letting agent CBRE NI, the move means Card Factory now has a presence in three Northern Ireland retail parks
By: Claire Cartmill
A family have closed their restaurant after their son tragically died in his sleep - the day after their daughter got married.
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