Bernard O'Shea is a Features Writer at the Irish Examiner. He focuses on health and wellness, exploring themes such as aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and various wellness programs. Bernard's insights into beauty and fashion, along with his expertise in food and beverages, have made him a prominent voice in lifestyle journalism.
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Bernard's coverage primarily revolves around lifestyle and house & home topics, with a focus on how-to guides, expert commentary, reviews, and cited data. If you are planning to reach out to Bernard O'Shea for potential collaboration or contribution of content within his thematic scope, consider offering practical insights into self-improvement techniques, dieting tips, beauty and grooming advice or experiences related to CBD oil usage.
Given the substantial emphasis on "how-to" guides in his articles' attributes list (33%), it is likely that he would be particularly receptive to pitches that offer practical step-by-step solutions or useful life hacks relating to lifestyle improvement.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Bernard O'Shea's work but being an Irish journalist himself may highlight Ireland-specific lifestyle issues from time to time.
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With the likes of the red Bounty and Lilt quietly disappearing from our shelves, I wonder if middle age is really a case of just becoming homesick for the snacks that shaped us
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I know enough about weight loss to sit the Leaving Cert in it. And yet I still find myself eating chocolate biscuits at 11 o'clock at night
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A few years ago, a clip from a Flintstones musical started doing the rounds online. Every few months, it resurfaces, and people share it again because it captures something universal.
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A ridiculous name, a viral wellness trend and a surprising amount of science. 1. The fart walk appeared online in 2024, but the habit is ancient
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By: Bernard O'Shea Bernard
Looksmaxxing is an online trend where people, mainly young men, try to maximise their physical appearance.
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By: Bernard O'Shea Bernard
I'm in stand-up mode. I'm finishing a show that I have been touring for the last two years and am writing a new hour, called Pick Up, Drop Off (shameless plug).
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Saying 'I'm bored' 400 times a day during the summer holidays It wasn't my parents' fault that Ireland had a chronic unemployment problem in the 80s and early 90s.
