Martin Claffey is a journalist based in Cork, Ireland, specializing in local news and community stories. With a focus on providing timely and relevant information to the people of Cork, Martin covers a wide range of topics including local events, real estate, agriculture, and environmental issues.
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West Cork, Ireland (Local)
Martin Claffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on agriculture and farming. He also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
To effectively reach out to Martin, consider providing insights related to local agricultural developments, events in Cork or other relevant local news. For example, offering expert commentary on the impact of government announcements or policies related to agriculture and real estate in Ireland would likely be of interest. Additionally, pitches that align with his focus on entertainment news and house & home topics may also capture his attention.
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The Spirit of Discovery visiting a misty Bantry Bay last week. (Photo: Andy Gibson)
THE newly renovated Camden Fort Meagher has been officially reopened following a €750,000 renovation and will have a longer season, remaining open until October.County Mayor Cllr Frank O’Flynn performed the reopening on Friday, following an extensive revitalisation and en
SEAI ceo, William Walsh; Minister Neale Richmond; Minister Eamon Ryan; Minister Michael McGrath; and SBCI ceo, June Butler launching the new loan scheme. (Photo: Gareth Chaney)
Miriam Margolyes will be in Bantry to celebrate the West Cork Literary Festival. (Photo: Claire Sutton)
A SPECIAL screening of the award-winning film That They May Face The Rising Sun directed by Pat Collins will be screened on the outdoor screen in the Park in Schull as part of the Fastnet Film Festival.
Bankinter has announced it will enter the Irish banking market. (Photo: Shutterstock)
John Mullins speaking to Fine Gael MEP Deirdre Clune in Cork.
A home designed by celebrated artist John Verling which also operated as a book store is on the market in Schull and will make for keen viewing for lovers of art and literature.
A peregrine falcon ready for take-off from Clopnakilty Church's steeple. (Photo: Tom Hayes)
Atlantic bluefin tuna can grow to eight metres. Left, a bluefin tuna being caught off the Irish coast in 2023.
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