Cormac Moore is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for The Irish News and his work has also appeared in The Irish Times and IrishCentral. Cormac's articles primarily focus on historical events, political developments, and cultural milestones in the local context of Belfast and the wider United Kingdom.
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Cormac Moore's coverage is heavily focused on historical political events, particularly related to Irish history and the Northern Ireland conflict. His articles are rich in government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories.
Given this focus, pitches should offer expert insights into historical political events or current developments within Irish history or Northern Ireland politics. Experts with a deep understanding of unionism, nationalism, political events in Northern Ireland, as well as legal and government policies relevant to these topics could capture Cormac's interest. Local sources based in Belfast would also be valuable for providing context to his coverage.
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Food prices rise again as cost-of-living crisis continues
Loyalist tell British government they will not accept a peace bought at the price of compromise and surrender
SDLP members accused the Rev Ian Paisley and his UUUC colleagues of attempting to wreck the peace plan
The people who became known as the Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven were subsequently wrongfully convicted and imprisoned
Just as Northern Ireland’s first education minister and others legitimised Hitler in the 1930s, much of the media and politicians have normalised the lies and bullying of convicted felon Donald Trump
UTV provided a platform to debate substantial day-to-day issues beyond those of religion and identity, such as economics
Richard Harris accused opposition leader Edward Heath of trying to slander his plea for peace, justice and reform in Ireland
Society needs to be protected by a police service supported by all, there is no other way
James Brendan Moyne was a 29 year old dental technician from Derry
The plight of Unbought Tenants in the North was an active issue during the April 1925 election
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