Paul Ainsworth is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, focusing on local news and events. With a background in writing for publications such as The Irish News, Financial Times, National Geographic, and JD Supra, Paul covers a range of topics including music, crime, politics, and community issues. His work provides in-depth coverage and insights into the local happenings in Belfast and the surrounding areas.
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Banner appeared at site of planned Irish medium school at Montgomery Road
By: Paul Ainsworth
A man has been treated for injuries after being beaten with a baseball bat by a gang of masked men during a burglary in Co Armagh.
Man was struck by car that was later found abandoned
Collision happened in Kerrykeel area on Tuesday
Police are investigating banner at site of planned school as sectarian hate crime
By: Paul Ainsworth
Orange Order members are being urged to attend a rally protesting the demolition of the Boyne Bridge in Belfast.
Report of vessel in trouble was received at around 4.20pm
Hip-hop trio have also been named among BBC 6 Music’s Artists of the Year
By: Paul Ainsworth
A song by Irish folk legend Christy Moore about murdered journalist Lyra McKee has been hailed as a “powerful piece of work” following the release of his new album.
By: Paul Ainsworth
A rally organized to oppose the demolition of Belfast's Boyne Bridge has heard how residents in the Sandy Row area could face months of noise pollution if the plan goes ahead.
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