Sophie Clarke is a Deputy Editor specializing in local news in Belfast, United Kingdom. She writes for The Irish News and Cigalah Group, with her work also appearing in Belfast Live. Sophie covers a range of topics including entertainment, music, food, and interviews with local artists and personalities.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Sophie's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, including music, film, comedy, and local events. She also covers topics related to house & home and seasonal events.
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By: Sophie Clarke
There is something refreshing about watching people fall in love when they have a strong sense of who they are
By: Sophie Clarke, Ava Harris
October 21, 2024 Visitors look at the Billboards exhibit installed in the Corcoran Gallery of Art as part of the For Freedoms residency.
Rhino offers a modern reinterpretation of Eugene Ionesco’s renowned play Rhinoceros
By: Sophie Clarke
As the BBC's cosy crime series Hope Street returns for a fourth series, Sophie Clarke visits the set and speaks to cast members new and old about what's in store...
By: Sophie Clarke
DISNEY+ have released the trailer for a new TV show based on one of the most notorious episodes of the Troubles, the IRA's ‘disappearing' of mother-of-10 Jean McConville from her west Belfast home.
Sophie Clarke speaks to Deborah Lowry from Team Hope about the charity's Christmas shoebox appeal
By: Sophie Clarke
BOBBY pins, credit cards and various forms of tape are just some of the ways make-up wearers have been attempting to perfect the infamous winged
By: Sophie Clarke
Women get quite good at thinking about how they can defend themselves with phones, keys or even hairspray
By: Sophie Clarke
A new boutique charity shop is now open in south Belfast. Concern Worldwide has opened its newest store on the Lisburn Road , bringing “a unique shopping experience to the city”.
By: Sophie Clarke
Sophie Clarke speaks to 18-year-old Thomas Magee about his experience growing up in care, living in Simon Community's youth accommodation and his ambition to become a youth worker
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