Tom Curphey is a journalist based in the Isle of Man, focusing on local news and events. With a background in reporting for Media Isle of Man and other publications such as Gef and Abergavenny Chronicle Limited, Tom covers a range of topics including community stories, interviews, and updates on local businesses and events.
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Tom Curphey's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly government announcements and event coverage. His articles often cover crime, culture & society, tragedy, weather-related news such as road closures due to adverse conditions, updates related to local businesses like the hospitality trade and interviews with local business owners.
When reaching out to Tom Curphey, consider providing insights or information related to ongoing events in the Isle of Man. Specifically, he may be interested in updates regarding government announcements impacting the community or developments within various sectors such as hospitality or transportation services on the island. Additionally, pitches featuring human-interest stories involving individuals or businesses from the region could also resonate well with his coverage focus.
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By: Tom Curphey
She is believed to be the first nurse on the island to achieve the qualification
By: Tom Curphey
His family has invited members of the public to join them
A celebration of the life of Robert Kissack, who tragically died after being struck by a car last month, will take place at the Outback nightclub in Douglas this Friday, January 24.
A new culinary hotspot is set to open its doors in Douglas tomorrow, as Kyle and Fleur Porter officially launch Porter's Kitchen at the top of Broadway.
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By: Tom Curphey
‘This will now be formally put to the membership’
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By: Tom Curphey
It’s seen as a critical project for the north of the island
Claire Christian, Minister for Health and Social Care, said that following discussions late last night (Monday) an agreement has been reached on the terms of a revised offer.
Hold onto your hats (and everything else), because Storm Éowyn is charging towards the Isle of Man this Friday, bringing winds strong enough to rearrange your garden and disrupt your plans.
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By: Tom Curphey
The ferry operator has provided an update
Get your pint glasses ready folks – the Isle of Man Beer and Cider Festival is returning!
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