Aoife Barry is a journalist and author. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on celebrities, comedy, and the film industry. Aoife's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Irish Times, The Next Web TNW, and The Hill.
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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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Looking for something to check out on the small screen this weekend? We've got you covered. THE WEEKEND IS kicking off – but what should you watch?
By: Aoife Barry
The new miniseries is streaming on Sky now.
TV highlights for the week ahead include In Time, Van der Valk, A Day in May, and more Pick of the Week In Time Monday, RTÉ One, 9.35pm
The documentary will stream on Sky next week.
Hamnet is now streaming on Sky Cinema Premiere and NOW. PAUL MESCAL IS one of the shining stars of the ‘green wave', an Irish actor who has become the toast of Hollywood.
By: Aoife Barry
Celebrating Graceland at the Proms Saturday, BBC Two, 7.30pm
Looking for something to check out on the small screen this weekend? We've got you covered. THE WEEKEND IS kicking off – but what should you watch?
The series is based on a classic Australian novel.
Tell us in this week's Best of the Box poll. WHAT WOULD YOU do if you and your family realised one day that it was impossible to leave the house?
The series is streaming on Disney+ now. IF THERE IS a more obvious but belated pairing on the screen, it's TV producer Ryan Murphy and American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis.
