Aoife Barry is an Assistant News Editor and News Journalist with a focus on local news in Ireland. She writes for publications such as The Times, Journal Media, Irish Independent, and The Irish Times, covering a range of topics including lifestyle, culture, books, and film. Her work has also been featured in TNW, The Hill, and Irish Examiner.
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Aoife's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, culture, and society, with an emphasis on books, movies, Ireland, culture, and mental health. Given her focus on local content in Ireland and the cultural aspects of entertainment news and literature from around the world. When reaching out to Aoife Barry for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities it would be beneficial to offer insights into Irish cultural events or developments within the country's literary scene.
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By: Aoife Barry
Elon Musk loves reading, which we know because the X owner has talked about loving books such as The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future, by the conservative libertarian Peter Thiel.
By: Barry
A group of playwrights have written short pieces reflecting on how the night affected them.
The nationwide arts celebration has enlisted a diverse line-up of ambassadors with the hope of drawing in a younger crowd for its events
Bernard Phelan, who spent 222 days in an Iranian prison on trumped-up spying charges, is grateful for the Irish diplomatic efforts that helped get him out
Stoicism has been experiencing a revival in recent times, with American marketer Ryan Holiday serving as the unlikely modern godfather of the ancient philosophy. Ahead of a lecture in Dublin, he meets Aoife Barry
By: Barry
Irish critics can finally have their say on his performance in the Ridley Scott sequel to Gladiator today.
Follow us as we track all the Budget news as it happens.
By: Barry
The competition, which ran from 1968 to 1995, is explored in a new film out on Friday.
By: Barry
Aoife Barry Outside the shop Bike Stop Dublin on Capel Street , its co-owner Cliff Nolan is having a quick smoke.
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