Micheal McKenna is the Owner at Armagh I. He covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, health and wellness, and construction and real estate, while also delving into topics such as crime and sports business. Micheal's work has been featured in Armagh I and Armagh Jobs.
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Micheal focuses on local news, particularly in the Armagh area of the United Kingdom. He covers a broad range of topics, including infrastructure development, retail, tragedy, sports, community events and crime.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to local infrastructure developments and community events in Armagh and surrounding areas, he may be interested in pitches that provide updates or unique insights into these ongoing issues. Additionally, given his coverage of crime-related themes such as neighborhood vigilantism or suspicious activities like thefts or scams targeting elderly residents within his specified geographic focus might also be relevant for outreach.
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By: Micheal McKenna
"Hopefully we'll all get together and do it again next Christmas."
By: Micheal McKenna
While the ferocity of Storm Éowyn subsides there will still be little respite from the weather over the weekend with warnings in place until Sunday afternoon.
Police are appealing for information after a police vehicle was deliberately rammed in Newry last night, Friday, January 24, leaving two officers injured.
By: Micheal McKenna
The venue - including 21 bowling lanes, amusement arcade and pool tables, with bar, dining, lounge and party facilities - would create 50 jobs as part of a £9 million investment
By: Micheal McKenna
"There are tiles falling off in the men's changing room, with mould evident in places. The steam room has been broken for the last three-plus years and there are tiles falling off in there too – it's outrageous!"
By: Micheal McKenna
Detectives are appealing for information following a report of a hijacking in Portadown on Saturday, January 25.
By: Micheal McKenna
Despite the whispers, the Post Office will not be closing at Rushmere Shopping Centre in Craigavon
By: Micheal McKenna
Detectives investigating a two vehicle road traffic collision in which a father and son – Peter and Loughlin Devlin – sadly died in December are making two specific appeals for information.
By: Micheal McKenna
A car found burnt out next to a community centre in Portadown was used in three armed robberies on Thursday morning.
By: Micheal McKenna
'They are well organised and clearly professional in what they're doing.'
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