Paul Ainsworth is a journalist at the Irish News, where he has been a staff reporter since 2021 after freelancing with the publication since 2016. His work spans various themes including arts and entertainment, food and beverages, and social issues, with a focus on crime and regional interest. Paul has been featured in notable outlets such as the Financial Times, BBC News, and National Geographic.
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Show organised by Paul Weller will raise funds for charities helping Palestinians
Plans are being discussed to offload 115 branches across the UK
By: Paul Ainsworth
Mum who lost son in Co Derry crash urges social media giant to tackle scourge of collision post scammers
Co Fermanagh snapper works with Hollywood heavyweights including director Ridley Scott
By: Paul Ainsworth
Calls made for parents not to share speculation online about playground incident that has sparked flurry of social media posts
By: Paul Ainsworth
A number of roads in Belfast city centre will be closed to traffic on Saturday as crowds gather to watch the annual Christmas lights switch-on.
A 55-year-old man wanted to stand trial in the Republic over a serious assault in 2015 has been arrested in Belfast.
By: Paul Ainsworth
Co Limerick comedian, actor and writer Jon Kenny will be remembered for his ability to make audiences “crack up laughing with a glance or a single word” following his death.
By: Paul Ainsworth
A man has been arrested and suspected Class A drugs seized after a pursuit by police in Co Down that followed a report of a woman being assaulted.
The statue of Ireland's patron saint atop Slieve Patrick in Co Down has been illuminated in red in support of persecuted religious minorities across the globe.
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