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
Tilda also reported a landmark year thanks to GM Marketing with the launch of its ‘Masterbrand’ campaign
By: Claire Cartmill
Outscape showcases over 150 miles of NI trails with MountainBikeNI website
By: Claire Cartmill
The next stop for this year’s winners from NI is UK grand final at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens on Thursday where they will compete for the top honours
By: Claire Cartmill
The new collaboration that adds another string to the Salthouse Hotel’s sustainability bow
By: Claire Cartmill
Diversity NI has announced a significant enhancement to its customer experience with the launch of a new online booking system
By: Claire Cartmill
Causeway Young Traders Market, specifically created for young makers and artisan producers will take place on Saturday, May 18
By: Claire Cartmill
Vice principal of Antrim Grammar school, Mrs Louise Aitcheson from Cloughmills reveals she’s ‘committed to upholding the school’s tradition of academic excellence’
By: Claire Cartmill
Employers will meet students at the largest annual gathering of graduate recruiters in Northern Ireland
By: Claire Cartmill
Newtownabbey’s Vyta is one of four Northern Ireland companies to win a King’s Award for Enterprise and one of two to win in the 2024 Sustainable Development category
By: Claire Cartmill
As one of only two Northern Irish businesses to have been recognised in the Sustainable Development category in 2024, Henry Brothers was praised for its exemplary approach
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