Jane Corscadden is a journalist at various outlets, including Wales Online and The Mirror. She covers breaking news and community stories across Northern Ireland, with a focus on themes such as climate change, health and wellness, and public security. Jane's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Express, Liverpool Echo, and OK! Magazine.
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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.
If you're pitching a story to Jane, consider focusing on local events or issues within Northern Ireland or Belfast with an emphasis on entertainment news, crime-related developments, or human interest stories centered around family and relationships in the region. You may also want to highlight any connections your pitch might have with ongoing evolving stories or recent government announcements in that area.
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The PSNI have advised that over 1,000 participants are expected for the parade
By: Jane Corscadden
The school is beside a busy dual carriageway with a 50mph speed limit
The top three richest people in Northern Ireland have been revealed on the annually updated list
By: Jane Corscadden
The development consists of 33 apartments on the waterfront
By: Jane Corscadden
Jane Corscadden An apartment development on a Co Antrim waterfront has been passed despite hundreds of local objections being lodged.
Award winning buildings also included the McConnell's Distillery at Crumlin Road Jail and two social housing projects
By: Jane Corscadden
The awards highlight some of the best buildings around Northern Ireland
Here is your round-up of cases heard before courts around Northern Ireland from May 11-15
The inquest into the death of the 14-year-old is being heard with a jury at Belfast Coroner's Court
By: Jane Corscadden
The Fighting Sullivan Brothers — George, Frank, Joe, Matt, and Al — were five Irish American brothers who died together on the USS Juneau during World War II, becoming national heroes whose sacrifice changed US Navy policy forever
