Jane Corscadden is a New York Correspondent for Belfast Live, specializing in local news and events. With a wide range of experience in journalism, her work has been featured in various publications including Business Live HUMBER, Mirror, and Dublin Live. Jane is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to keep readers informed about the latest happenings in Belfast and beyond.
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Jane Corscadden's articles are predominantly local, involving stories from Northern Ireland and Belfast. She often covers evolving and breaking news stories related to entertainment, crime, family & relationships.
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The warm meals were handed out by local homeless outreach groups on Tuesday evening
All four regions of the UK experienced their warmest day of the year on Thursday
By: Jane Corscadden
The Met Office has confirmed that Northern Ireland has recorded its warmest day of 2024 so far.
By: Jane Corscadden
Around 60,000 children in the Belfast area are eligible to receive the card
By: Jane Corscadden
The incident is being investigated by the Gardaí and airport police
By: Jane Corscadden
A woman from Northern Ireland has issued a warning to holidaymakers as her car was "stolen" from an airport car park.
By: Jane Corscadden
Gardaí and airport police have both confirmed they are investigating the incident
By: Jane Corscadden
The pupils from Bangor Academy's Young Enterprise Group provided a "real boost" on the ward
By: Jane Corscadden
"I was a ‘people pleaser’ and the drugs gave me energy to help others – what I didn’t realise was I was slowly killing myself."
When the holidaymaker returned to the car park on Wednesday, May 1, she said her car was nowhere to be found
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