Aoife Moriarty is a culture journalist with a focus on local Irish content, particularly in Cork. She has written for various publications including Buzz, Irish Times, New Statesman, Irish Mirror, GCN, Dublin Live, Mirror, and Belfast Live. Aoife covers a range of topics including film and television, music, celebrity news, and cultural events.
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Aoife's focus is on local entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on Irish artists and events. She frequently covers event announcements, press releases, and private sector announcements related to music, TV shows, concerts, and entertainment in general.
When reaching out to Aoife for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming events or interviews with Irish artists. Also noteworthy is her interest in covering significant local developments within the entertainment industry.
Given her geographic focus on Cork and Ireland as a whole, pitches should be tailored to align with these specific areas of interest.
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By: Aoife Moriarty
Kent weaves a range of subjects together seamlessly from the housing crisis to feeling uneasy at luxury hotels during his Dublin show
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By: Aoife Moriarty
Television Review: “Oh the mum guilt, it gets ya!” quips host Jennifer Zamparelli as former Miss World is latest celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing with the Stars
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By: Moriarty Sun
‘I kind of feel numb right now. It's a memory I won't forget', says Mia on exit from show
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By: Moriarty Sun
The jockey falls at the final hurdle in the season's semi-final
Paralympian Jason Smyth and pro-dance partner Karen Byrne lift the glitterball trophy after ‘a lesson of what you can do in life'
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