Orlaith Clinton is a journalist for Belfast Live and Dailymirror, with a focus on local news in Belfast and Northern Ireland. She has also been featured in various publications such as the Mirror, Daily Star, Liverpool Echo, and more. Orlaith covers a wide range of topics including tributes, fundraisers, local events, and breaking news stories.
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Belfast, northern ireland (Local)
Orlaith's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships, crime, and entertainment. She frequently covers events that have just occurred or are in the process of unfolding.
To effectively reach out to Orlaith, consider providing newsworthy updates about ongoing local events or developments within Belfast. Sources who can offer unique insights into community issues or provide firsthand accounts of relevant incidents may capture her attention.
Given her focus on PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) and crime-related topics, experts from law enforcement agencies, legal professionals specializing in criminal law, or community leaders involved in crime prevention initiatives could be valuable sources for her articles.
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It will ensure bereaved parents can have an official document acknowledging a baby lost during pregnancy before 24 weeks
By: Orlaith Clinton
"The main sports hall is currently closed and out of use because a wall was about to collapse"
By: Clinton
New figures have revealed that the PSNI has received 20 reports of drug dealing in and around a Belfast hospital in just 14 months.
The PSNI has been checking toilets in the Emergency Department, which they say they are aware it "can be used in relation to drug activity".
"We never thought it would happen to us and you never do until it does"
By: Orlaith Clinton, Ruth Suter
A mum has been diagnosed with stage four cancer after being told she was 'too young' to be displaying symptoms.
"She was beautiful inside and out and will be sorely missed"
By: Orlaith Clinton, Keith Kelly
The traumatic incident has made Carly want to spread the message of the danger posed by leaving tumble dryers on at night
By: Orlaith Clinton
Money raised will go to Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust in memory of Ryan Straney
By: Clinton
Over £20,000 has been raised in just a couple of hours, in memory of a popular young Belfast man.
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