Francess McDonnell is a journalist specializing in agricultural and rural affairs in Ireland. She writes for Agriland Media and her work has also appeared in AgriLand Media UK Ltd. Francess covers a range of topics including farming, agricultural policy, rural issues, and the impact of climate change on Irish agriculture.
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Francess McDonnell's coverage is heavily focused on Agriculture & Farming in Ireland, with a specific emphasis on government announcements and data citations. Given her focus, she would be most receptive to pitches related to Irish agriculture policies, farming practices, livestock management and dairy industry within the country.
Sources that can provide insights into upcoming government policies or can comment on agricultural data trends in Ireland would likely capture Francess' attention. Additionally, experts who are well-versed in Irish MEPs and their impact on agricultural matters could also find success when reaching out to her.
As Francess has a national geographic focus specifically targeting Ireland's agricultural landscape, it is important for pitches to be tailored towards this region and its unique policy environment.
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