David Abbott is a broadcast journalist based in Kilkenny, Ireland. With a focus on local news, David writes for Kclr96fm and has also contributed to publications such as The Arizona Mirror, Phoenix New Times, and the Payson Roundup. His articles cover a range of topics including housing, education, marijuana sales, road safety, and community events.
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Ireland (National)
David Abbott's coverage is very local, focusing on Kilkenny and Carlow in Ireland. His articles touch upon a variety of topics such as weather, local events, health, crime, sales & marketing. As he covers evolving stories and breaking news with government announcements and cited data sources to support his reporting, he would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing developments or new initiatives in the local community.
Given the focus on Kilkenny and Carlow specifically, targeted pitches about local events or issues relevant to these areas could be more effective than broader national or international topics. Additionally, given the emphasis on health and crime themes within his coverage attributes suggest that engaging story ideas might involve these aspects as they relate to the specific locality covered by David Abbott.
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A Kilkenny teenager who went missing earlier this week has been found ‘safe and well'
By: David Abbott
Gardai were present at the events and say they were quiet with no issues. Protesters have taken to the streets of Kilkenny again over immigration concerns.
By: David Abbott
Gardaí in Kilkenny are investigating a burglary on the Tullaroan Road last Saturday
By: David Abbott
All 7 members of the Kilkenny District voted to restore the free parking last April but it has not been reinstated to date.
Emergency services attended a large fire at a disused landmark hotel on the Kilkenny Waterford border.
Electric Picnic-goers are more likely to need suncream, than ponchos and wellies. Electric Picnic-goers are more likely to need suncream, than ponchos and wellies.
By: David Abbott
Carlow's Eamonn Tracey has an anxious wait ahead of him to find out if he'll retain his World Plough title after todays final stage of the championship in Estonia.
By: David Abbott
Over €3.3 million has been awarded to businesses in Carlow under the Governments Increased Cost of Business scheme.
By: David Abbott
In July, Arizona's reeling medical marijuana market dropped below 100,000 qualifying patients, bringing into stark relief the steady decline of the medical program as the adult-use, recreational market continues to dominate.
By: David Abbott
Voters across the U.S. aren't just casting ballots this fall for president and other top offices. They'll also vote on dozens of contentious issues involving life, health, crime and taxes. More than 140 ballot measures are going before voters in the general election. They include constitutional amendments in at least nine states to enshrine abortion rights. Numerous proposals would change voting procedures. In several states, voters will decide questions on raising their minimum wage, cutting property taxes and legalizing marijuana for adults. Other measures seek to toughen state enforcement of immigration and crime laws.
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