Lindy McDowell is a columnist at the Belfast Telegraph. She covers a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, sports, and world affairs, often intertwining these themes in her insightful commentary. Lindy's work has been featured in the Belfast Telegraph, where she brings a unique perspective to general assignment news and competitive sports.
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Lindy Mcdowell's coverage primarily consists of opinion editorials and articles that cite data. The topics covered include environmental activism, the oil industry, protests, Harry and Meghan, and celebrity activism.
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By: Lindy Mcdowell
A few days ago, Mary Lou MacDonald posted on X a picture of lapel pins of the Easter lily exhorting followers to buy and wear one to “honour those gallant patriot rebels who gave everything for the freedom of Ireland. Brave men and women who stood for the Republic. We keep their memory and the hopes of the 1916 proclamation alive”.
By: Lindy Mcdowell
Donald Trump’s deity-themed post reveals a narcissism so boundless it would make even the original Narcissus blush
By: Lindy Mcdowell
I hate to use the word hate, but lately I’ve developed a perfect hatred (if there can be such a thing) for one section of society with whom I’ve had to converse in recent days: AI bots.
By: Lindy Mcdowell
Has Belfast International Airport — previously regarded by local passengers as a grim, grubby embarrassment, giving tourists a woeful impression of Northern Ireland’s hygiene standards — really spruced up its act as much as bosses would have you believe?
By: Lindy Mcdowell
Traditional allegiance is no longer enough to keep an evolving, more questioning working class onside. And with this comes a warning to our big local parties
By: Lindy Mcdowell
Dogs on the street know that paramilitary thugs are behind attacks on minorities... and entire PUL community is being tarred with the same brush
By: Lindy Mcdowell
Scotland supporters in US have made global headlines for being civil, good fun and joyously social
By: Lindy Mcdowell
Scotland supporters in US have made global headlines for being civil, good fun and joyously social
By: Lindy Mcdowell
United States Declaration of Independence was made possible by men from Upperlands, Strabane, Saintfield, Donegal, Lurgan, Aghadowey and other local towns and townlands too numerous to mention
Nigel Farage faces satire as Count Binface surges, Harry loses in court and politics turns to farce and fury
