Aoife Barry is an Assistant News Editor and News Journalist at [Employer]. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, arts and entertainment, as well as technology, particularly the Internet of Things (IoT). Aoife's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Irish Times, TNW, The Hill, Irish Examiner, RTE, Journal Media, and The Times.
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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.
Considering her interest in mental health topics as well as seasonal content (such as Christmas podcasts), pitches that align with these themes may also resonate with her. Additionally offering access to experts who can provide commentary or analysis related to the latest trends in literature and cinema both locally and globally could pique her interest.
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By: Aoife Barry
The Flop Culture host, Six O'Clock show presenter and sustainability influencer chats to Aoife Barry
By: Fionnuala Moran, Aoife Barry, Cathal Dennehy, Aoife Carrigy, Katie Byrne, Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird, John Meagher, Chris Wasser, Katy Mcguinness
?Here are the names you need to look out for next year:
From Paul Mescal to Joanne McNally, these are the actors, musicians, writers and more predicted to make a big impact over the coming year
By: Barry
Eight novels and two short story collections worth spending your Christmas money on. RIGHT NOW YOU might have a book voucher or two burning a hole in your wallet.
By: Barry
It's promising to be a bumper year for non-fiction books — from self-help guides to celeb memoirs and Irish history, there's something for everyone
We’ve trawled the lists of forthcoming fiction and come up with our favourites.
Let's take a look at who could be in contention. IRELAND HAS HAD a good run of it at the Oscars these last few years, with 2024 a particular highlight when Cillian Murphy won Best Actor for the epic Oppenheimer.
Get your bookshelves ready. CLEAR SOME SPACE for your bookshelves, because it's going to be another whopper year for books.
By: Aoife Barry
It’s not a remarkable video at first glance. Looking relaxed in a boxy black T-shirt and gold chain, Meta chief executive and billionaire Mark Zuckerberg seems like he’s making a casual Zoom call. But the video, which was published on Tuesday, signals a huge shift in policy for Meta. Irish users should pay close attention.
By: Barry
What the viral phenomenon of ‘Cherry Tomato Bridge' tells us about social media in 2025.
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