Seamus McKinney is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. With a focus on local news and issues, Seamus writes for The Irish News, covering a range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events. With a reputation for being a bit of a grumpy git, Seamus is known for his direct and no-nonsense style of reporting.
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Seamus McKinney's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and issues in Northern Ireland, particularly Derry and Donegal. His articles cover a wide range of topics including culture & society, government & politics, tragedy, and crime.
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The funeral of Kyle McDermott who died following an incident outside his Tyrone home will take place in his native Burt, Co Donegal on Sunday.
Derry woman was mayoress when US President Bill Clinton visited city in 1995
Footballing legend, John Jobby Crossan has pulled down the shutters on his Derry sports shop after more than 50 years.
The shop survived two world wars and the Troubles
There are renewed calls for the historic O'Doherty Keep in Buncrana to be taken into public ownership
Police have confirmed they are investigating the possibility that two sex attacks in Derry are linked.
Derry nun Sister Clare Crockett, who died in an earthquake in 2016, is to be declared a “Servant of God”, the first step towards sainthood in the Catholic church.
By: Seamus McKinney
Former Sinn Féin press officer, Michael McMonagle sat silently in the dock at Bishop Street Courthouse as the litany of his sordid crimes was laid out during sentencing.
By: Seamus McKinney
The family of an IRA memeber shot dead by undercover British soldiers has written to Secretary of State Hilary Benn demanding that he drops the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR).
By: Seamus McKinney
The family of a Derry man who was shot dead by British soldiers in 1971 has welcomed a “significant financial settlement” agreed by the MoD.
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