Mark Rainey is a journalist based in Belfast, working for the News Letter and the Lurgan Mail. With a focus on local news, Mark covers a wide range of topics including politics, economy, art, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications including Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Mark Rainey's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Northern Ireland, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. He also covers topics related to art, healthcare, weather, and other areas of public interest within the region.
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By: Mark Rainey
Translink has acknowledged the validity of a TUV complaint after the company’s social media ignored the annual Sham Fight in Scarva.
By: Mark Rainey
A warm home is “not a luxury” the Stormont communities minister has said following the chancellor’s decision to restrict the winter fuel payment.
By: Mark Rainey
The chancellor’s warning of the “dire state of public finances” should be sufficient to ensure the government doesn’t pump millions into Casement Park, the TUV has said.
By: Mark Rainey
A commemoration service has taken place in the Co Londonderry village of Claudy – marking the 52nd anniversary of an IRA atrocity that killed nine people and injured 30 more.
By: Mark Rainey
It was another wonderful day for Northern Ireland athletes at the Paris Olympics on Wednesday, with Coleraine rower Hannah Scott striking gold for Team GB.
By: Mark Rainey
A multi-million pound cash injection for Harland & Wolff has been warmly welcomed by East Belfast MP Gavin Robinson.
By: Mark Rainey
A decision to extend the backdating deadline for the Troubles victims pension scheme has been welcomed by SEFF’s Kenny Donaldson.
By: Mark Rainey
Rory McIlroy has said his experience in Paris this week is “much better” than his Olympic debut in Tokyo as he sits two shots outside a medal position after day one of the competition.
By: Mark Rainey
The chief constable’s acknowledgement that the officers who joined the GAA fans’ celebrations in Camlough last Sunday did not act “professionally or independently” has been welcomed by the DUP.
By: Mark Rainey
Church leaders in Northern Ireland are united in their concern over reports of a protest outside an Islamic centre in Belfast on Saturday.
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