Russell Keers is a local journalist based in Banbridge, Northern Ireland. He writes for the Lurgan Mail and his work has also appeared in Yahoo News UK, BELFAST NEWS LETTER LIMITED, and Yahoo Sports UK. Russell covers a range of topics, including community news, sports, local events, and human interest stories.
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Russell Keers primarily covers local news in Northern Ireland, with a focus on awards, sports, events and general announcements. His articles often feature expert commentary and event coverage.
If you are looking to reach out to Russell, consider offering insights or expertise related to local events, community achievements or developments within the areas of education and sports in Banbridge and other parts of Northern Ireland. Additionally, if you have expertise in family & relationships that aligns with local initiatives or events he covers, it could be worth pitching these angles as well.
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By: Russell Keers
A special festive celebratory event has been planned to help mark the 50th anniversary of the St Mark’s Church of Ireland building on Ballymacash Road.
By: Russell Keers
The achievements of integrated schools across Northern Ireland were celebrated at this year’s Carson Award Showcase at Integrated College Dungannon.
By: Russell Keers
The relatives of a Ballyclare man who perished during the Allied Forces’ ‘final push’ through the Netherlands into Germany in World War II have spoken of their pride after his story was recounted in a new short-film about some of those involved in Operation Market Garden.
By: Russell Keers
A British Army veteran from Newtownabbey, who lost both of his legs above the knee during an incident in Afghanistan, is supporting other veterans through the sale of purple poppy wreaths.
By: Russell Keers
Police officers are appealing for information in relation to a family who have gone missing from accommodation in south Belfast.
By: Russell Keers
Green-fingered residents from across Antrim and Newtownabbey were celebrated for their passion, creativity and dedication to gardening at the council's annual Best Kept Garden Awards.
By: Russell Keers
Road users in Carrickfergus will be wanting to plan their journey in advance as a number of programmes of work will be taking place on carriageways across the region this week.
By: Russell Keers
Road users in Newtownabbey will be wanting to plan their journey in advance as a number of programmes of work will be taking place on carriageways across the region this week.
By: Russell Keers
A Co Antrim-based social enterprise which provides training and employment for people with disabilities and health conditions is calling for more services to be provided for autistic people aged over 16.
A kindhearted young woman from Newtownabbey is conducting a charity effort in aid of two worthy causes, almost eight years to the day since her last initiative for the same organisations.
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