SUZANNE MCGONAGLE

NEWS REPORTER

Suzanne McGonagle has been a journalist for the Irish News for 12 years, working on a wide variety of news and entertainment stories.

Suzanne studied Media and English at Ulster University before completing a Masters in Newspaper Journalism at the same university.

She began her journalism career at City Beat Radio in Belfast where she worked as a reporter and newsreader from 1999 to 2003.

Suzanne also worked as a news presenter for Seven Sound Radio in Ballymena in 2002.

She joined the Irish News in 2003 as a reporter. She spent several years as the newspaper's Newry correspondent, covering the Newry and Armagh areas.

As a news reporter, now based in Belfast, she covers news, entertainment, showbiz and human interest stories.

Suzanne also writes a weekly column for the Irish News, featured every Friday.

She lives in Co Down with her husband and three sons.

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Film tells story of how community in east Belfast responded to coronavirus pandemic

Northern Ireland news 17 Apr, 2021

A FILM has been created to show how the community in east Belfast responded to the pandemic.

Co Tyrone teen joins forces with Afghan orchestra for peace-building song

Northern Ireland news 16 Apr, 2021

A Co Tyrone teenager who has battled a heart condition since birth has joined forces with Afghanistan’s first women's orchestra for a song aimed at peace-building and supporting women’s rights.

Belfast City Hall plunged into darkness to mark 80th anniversary of Blitz

Northern Ireland news 16 Apr, 2021

BELFAST City Hall was plunged into darkness last night as the city marked the 80th anniversary of the Blitz when almost 1,000 people lost their lives.

Cranberries musician Noel Hogan and Derry actress Bronagh Gallagher to perform on Late Late Show

Northern Ireland news 16 Apr, 2021

THE debut television performance of a new hit from The Cranberries musician Noel Hogan and Derry actress Bronagh Gallagher will be aired live on RTÉ tonight.

109th anniversary of Titanic sinking marked with online commemoration

Northern Ireland news 16 Apr, 2021

THE 109th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic was marked yesterday with an online tribute to those who perished at sea.

North Belfast school pupils to celebrate diversity and raise funds for children with cancer

Northern Ireland news 15 Apr, 2021

PUPILS at 21 primary schools in north Belfast are to take part in an initiative to celebrate diversity and raise funds to support young people impacted by cancer.