Liam Grimley is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and writes for The Irish News. With a focus on local news, Liam covers a range of topics including current events, sports, community stories, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Media Isle of Man, showcasing his ability to provide insightful and engaging coverage across different platforms.
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Liam Grimley's coverage is focused on local news in Belfast and the wider United Kingdom. He covers a wide range of topics including sports, entertainment news, and politics. Given this diversity, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas that are relevant to his geographic focus.
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By: Liam Grimley
Number seven seed Jonny Clayton pipped Mansell at the post after a thrilling match that lasted over an hour
By: Liam Grimley
All 12 of the Irish Premiership sides are in action today as the tradition continues
By: Liam Grimley
Mikel Arteta's side will be without Bukayo Saka, who has sustained a long-term hamstring injury
By: Liam Grimley
10th takes on 12th as the Seagulls and the Bees clash at the AMEX stadium
By: Liam Grimley
Ulster are currently on a five-game losing streak in all competitions
By: Liam Grimley
The St James' clubman was captain of the Yellowbellies for 10 years, winning the Leinster senior hurling title in 2019
By: Liam Grimley
Enda McGinley's men will hope that their dedication over Christmas will make a difference against Pat O'Shea's Dr Crokes side
By: Liam Grimley
Jarlath Bell's Ballinderry side can return to Croke Park after 23 years if they get past Billy Lee's Stacks side
By: Liam Grimley
Brendan Rogers's side are flying high at the top of the Scottish Premiership with Rangers manager Philippe Clement struggling for points of late
By: Liam Grimley
Tara, a football club in west London face off against Ulster JFC winners Naomh Padraig for a place in the All-Ireland final four
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