Conor McParland is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is currently employed by the Belfast Media Group and focuses on local news and issues affecting the community. Conor's work has also been featured in the Irish Echo, showcasing his dedication to covering stories that matter to the people of Belfast and the wider UK.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
Conor McParland's focus on local news in Belfast, with an emphasis on community events, charity initiatives, and awards suggests he would be most receptive to pitches related to these topics. This could include stories about local charitable activities, community events, or human interest pieces that resonate with the people of Belfast.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Conor may also be interested in government announcements relating to local issues or politics affecting Belfast. Pitches highlighting unique family-oriented events or compelling entertainment news relevant to the city might also capture his attention.
Considering Conor's specific geographic focus on Belfast and his interest in covering local news and events within the city, it is important for outreach efforts to emphasize a clear connection between the pitch and its relevance specifically to the residents of Belfast.
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By: Conor McParland
PLANNING approval has been granted for an extension at St Bride's Primary School in South Belfast.
A NEW app has been launched to provide information on key groups and contacts in West Belfast.
By: Conor McParland
A NEW whiskey tasting experience is helping to reignite a surge of interest in the spirit to a new Belfast audience every month.
By: Conor McParland
A BELFAST councillor has welcomed a pilot scheme to tackle parking issues which are affecting Belfast City Council's ability to empty residents' bins on time.
SHOTS have been fired at a house in Ardoyne.
By: Conor Mcparland
A MURDER investigation has been launched following the death of a woman in the Short Strand.
A WOMAN found dead at a house in the Short Strand on Wednesday has been named as 34-year-old Kathryn Parton.
A FANTASTIC £3,700 has been raised in memory of a young North Belfast man who passed away earlier this year. Alex Duffy (21) passed away suddenly in January.
By: Conor McParland
PLANNING approval has been granted for a new £50 million housing development in the Mount Ober area of South Belfast.
By: Conor McParland
A NORTH Belfast woman who lost her father during the Covid-19 pandemic, says she wants answers from the inquiry which is currently sitting in Belfast.
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