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Declan McConville

Declan McConville

Verified

Digital Journalist, Cumbernauld News & Kilsyth Chronicle

Glasgow

Final Covers

Formula 1 , F1 Academy , Football

Doesn’t Cover

economy and finance.

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 2846

  • Gigs of Glasgow: 20 of the all-time best bands and musicians who played at Tiffany's on Sauchiehall Street

    By Declan McConville Verified| GlasgowWorld Verified Many legendary musicians and bands appeared at the music venue on Sauchiehall Street Tiffany's was a much loved venue in Glasgow city centre which first opened as the Locarno Ballroom in 1926 which was the place to be for dancing in town. It had previously been known as the Charing Cross Electric Cinema which was the first purpose built cinema in Glasgow which had been designed by architect Alex Duncan.

    By Declan McConville Verified · GlasgowWorld

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Red Road Flats: A tour around Glasgow's most controversial high rises in 12 pictures

    By Declan McConville Verified| GlasgowWorld Verified The Red Road Flats is a lost part of Glasgow that still evokes memories for many. The Red Road Flats were once found between the housing districts of Balornock and Barmulloch in Glasgow's north east back when the estate originally consisted of eight multi-storey tower blocks. Construction began on the flats in the 1960s with the new flats being hailed as solution to solve the city's slum housing issues.

    By Declan McConville Verified · GlasgowWorld

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Gigs of Glasgow: 20 of the all-time best bands and musicians who played at Tiffany's on Sauchiehall Street

    By Declan McConville Verified| GlasgowWorld Verified Many legendary musicians and bands appeared at the music venue on Sauchiehall Street Tiffany's was a much loved venue in Glasgow city centre which first opened as the Locarno Ballroom in 1926 which was the place to be for dancing in town. It had previously been known as the Charing Cross Electric Cinema which was the first purpose built cinema in Glasgow which had been designed by architect Alex Duncan.

    By Declan McConville Verified · GlasgowWorld

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Company Info

Cumbernauld News & Kilsyth Chronicle