Garrett Hargan is a local journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for publications such as the Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent, covering a range of topics including local news, politics, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Sunday World Magazine.
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Garrett Hargan's coverage heavily focuses on local government, politics, and crime in the Northern Ireland area. His interest lies in evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to topics such as Troubles history, political developments, and local crimes.
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By: Garrett Hargan
Tributes have been paid to a “talented footballer” from Co Fermanagh who died in a car accident on Thursday morning.
By: Garrett Hargan
Tributes have been paid to a “talented footballer” from Co Fermanagh who died in a car accident on Thursday morning.
By: Garrett Hargan
Philip Howell, from the Strathfoyle area, died on November 6 Garrett Hargan A man from Derry has sadly died while on holiday in Thailand.
By: Garrett Hargan
A man from Derry has sadly died while on holiday in Thailand.
By: Garrett Hargan
Northern Ireland’s housing market continued to grow through the third quarter of 2024 – but the latest Westminster budget could lead to a ‘mortgage bomb’, according to experts.
By: Garrett Hargan
A leading doctor in Northern Ireland has warned that more GP practices are at risk of closure and job cuts due to tax rises in the latest budget.
By: Garrett Hargan
The sister of Derry City captain Patrick McEleney has described online abuse after the team’s FAI Cup Final defeat as "toxic and hurtful".
By: Garrett Hargan
A former Sinn Fein education minister agreed to meet with the Loyalist Communities Council (LCC) years before the DUP, it can be revealed.
By: Garrett Hargan
There could be “more avoidable deaths” if the PSNI stops responding to mental health incidents without an adequately resourced replacement service, an expert has warned.
By: Garrett Hargan
The family of a Derry man shot dead by the Army have accepted a significant financial settlement in respect of the death of their uncle.
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