Phil Lam: “I had dreams of turning out in the old Lansdowne Road in the emerald green.”

Our Advertising Account Executive on the NI team on what he means by the “triple pat”, how his most overused word is "potentially" & how, if he could, he would head back to 2009 and invest in Bitcoin.

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Cork is home to Ireland's Best News Media Platform (Irish Enterprise Awards 2021). And it's CorkBeo!

The Irish Enterprise Awards, run by EU Business News, has named Cork Beo 'Best News Media Platform' in this year's awards.

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Caroline Christie: "From the top down, we have some of the nicest people in the industry."

Our Senior Agency Account Manager on never having a "worst" job, how her hidden talent is weightlifting (even with her tiny 5’1 frame), her obsession with JFK & her favourite question to ask people.

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Sarah Scott: “It's holding those in power to account, reporting the truth & giving people a voice.”

The new Deputy Editor of Belfast Live on always wanting to be a journalist (but truthfully - an actor!), her love/hate relationship with Instagram + the best story she’s come across in journalism.

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Mikie O'Loughlin: “We have our finger on the pulse of what’s relevant & needs to be talked about.”

The RSVP + RSVP Live Showbiz Editor on his fascination with cabin crew, the things he couldn’t leave the house without, being "designated Minister for GAA" and how he represented Ireland back in 2007.

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Cara Cowan: 'We sure know how to tickle everyone's interests...the stats speak for themselves!'

Our Account Manager in NI on the worst job she’s done, the most expensive thing she owns and how the best piece of advice she’s been given is "every accomplishment starts with the decision to try".

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Darragh Berry: ‘I interviewed Colm Cooper for local newspaper at 15 & I knew journalism was for me.’

The new Dublin Live editor on the three pubs he intends on going to when they re-open, his most treasured possession and how he switches off from work.

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Zoe Watson: “My parents signed me up for a BTEC in Media Studies & that's led to where I am today.”

Our newly promoted Group Picture Editor on bringing back Bebo, getting starstruck very easily and the people who inspire her the most.

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Catriona Byrne: ‘Stay positive, have fun and make it happen. And buy a newspaper on your way!’

Our Head of Reach Publishing on always wanting to be a ballroom dancer - a dream she got to fulfill, being a latecomer to social media and how we should always be kind.

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Linda-Jane Doherty: ‘You're at the centre of everything we do & hope you keep coming back for more.’

Our Senior Marketing Exec on Alan Jackson being her guiltiest pleasure, her biggest life lesson and how Belfast Live’s Opening Eyes on Homelessness campaign is one of her greatest achievements at work

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Sheena McStravick: ‘After my first taste of journalism at Tyrone Times I knew reporting was for me.’

The Editor of Belfast Live’s new ‘Be’ brand on her favourite writer, being a huge Liverpool fan and how having her son brought her whole life into perspective.

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Kayla Walsh: 'When I was very young, I used to tell everyone I wanted to be a typewriter.'

RSVP’s Journalist & Weddings Editor on her second-hand car called Biddy, that it’s ok to make mistakes & how National Journalism Awards nomination was her greatest achievement

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Ambition magazine writes about our D&I ambitions

In January, Reach appointed Dr Julie Humphreys as our new Head of Diversity and Inclusion and Ambition mag reached out to talk to us about her plans to “redefine D&I life.” Words by Emma Dieghan.

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Jilly Beattie: ‘There was no plan, it just kept happening until one day I got paid for it.’

Daily Mirror’s Feature Editor on working in newspapers since she was 14/15, who inspires her the most and how at first she wanted to be a vet until she realised they deal with more than the living.

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Gareth Fullerton: ‘I believe we give our audience a voice that accurately represents them.’

The Belfast Live Sport reporter and podcast host on his 2021 mood - quote: a “hopeful gurn!”, still playing computer games at 43 and that one time he quit his job after only one day.

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