Ian Begley is a local journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. He covers a range of topics including sports, current events, and local news. With his work featured in various publications and websites, Ian brings a diverse perspective and in-depth reporting to his articles.
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Ian Begley covers a wide range of topics with the majority being focused on local news, sports, and human interest stories. He frequently includes expert commentary in his articles, indicating an openness to input from knowledgeable sources.
Given his focus on local (Ireland, Dublin) news as well as sports and family-related themes, Ian may be particularly interested in pitches that provide insights into these areas. For example, experts on road safety initiatives or community welfare programs could find receptive audiences through him.
When pitching to Ian Begley it is important to keep in mind the local perspective and consider how your expertise or story can relate directly to Ireland or specifically Dublin.
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Asylum seekers sleeping on Dublin's quays had their tents slashed and possessions thrown into the Liffey in an incident described as a ‘despicable new low'.
An addiction treatment centre has recorded a ‘dramatic surge' in people seeking help for multiple dependencies.
Four people, including two elderly siblings, have died in the space of ten hours on our roads, bringing the total death toll this year to 109.
By: Ian Begley
The zero-tolerance attitude towards asylum seekers displayed by those intent on violence in Coolock has tested the capabilities of An Garda Síochána, who were
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By: Ian Begley
The Taoiseach has led tributes to an 11-year-old girl who died after plunging 65 feet from the balcony of a Majorca hotel while on a family holiday.
The Taoiseach has led tributes to an 11-year-old girl who died after plunging 65 feet from the balcony of a Majorca hotel while on a family holiday.
Ms Donovan, a niece of Casey, spoke for the first time on camera of the vile sexual abuse she experienced at his hands, including claims he first raped her
Almost every publican in Dublin is concerned about the standard of policing in the capital, according to a survey.
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