Kirsten Elder is a video journalist for the Belfast Telegraph, specializing in local news coverage. With her work also appearing in publications such as the Irish Independent and Sunday World Magazine, Kirsten brings a unique perspective to her stories, capturing the essence of Belfast and its surrounding areas through engaging visuals and compelling storytelling.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kirsten's coverage is largely focused on local entertainment news and evolving stories in Belfast. She covers a wide range of topics, from viral content to local events. If you're looking to reach out to her, consider pitching stories related to unique local events, notable community developments or significant cultural phenomena within Belfast.
Given the emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage, Kirsten may be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive access or insights into ongoing events or breaking news in the area. Additionally, if you have an interesting angle related to entertainment news or crime within Belfast, she might find it compelling for potential coverage.
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By: Kirsten Elder, Brett Campbell
By: Kurtis Reid, Kirsten Elder
Elderly residents in north Belfast are scared to leave their homes because of persistent anti-social behaviour, community leaders say.
By: Kirsten Elder, Kurtis Reid
Elderly residents in north Belfast are scared to leave their homes because of persistent anti-social behaviour, community leaders say.
By: Kirsten Elder
Lucy McQueen who came over from Glasgow for her hen do is making the most of the chance to take in the St Patrick’s Day sights.
By: Eimear Mcgovern, Kirsten Elder
A suspected arson attack on a charity shop in Bangor will have an impact on funding life-saving services, it has been warned.
By: Kirsten Elder, Kevin Scott
Belfast’s Lord Mayor has condemned a “senseless” attack on a charity which works with the city’s homeless community.
By: Kevin Scott, Kirsten Elder
A man arrested by police investigating an attack on a charity which works with Belfast’s homeless community has been released on police bail to allow for further police enquiries.
By: Kirsten Elder
Car on fire on M1 causing delays for Coldplay fans. The incident happened near the Mary McAleese bridge.
By: Kirsten Elder
East Belfast Golden Retriever, Maddie has gone viral for her friendly encounter with some local bin men. “We were in complete shock to be honest- that's just our Maddie she's so friendly to everyone she sees,” said owner Kateline Friddis. The video has been viewed over 10 million times and Maddie has gained fans from as far away as South Korea.
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