Carl Kinsella is a Reporter at The Journal. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and regional interest and world news, with a keen focus on the intersection of media and social trends. Carl's work has been featured in JOE Media, artnet, Journal Media, and Cigalah Group.
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Carl Kinsella's local focus on Ireland, particularly Dublin, suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to events, news stories, and cultural developments specific to this region. His coverage of quizzes and Christmas-themed articles indicates an interest in engaging content tailored for the Irish audience.
Given his coverage themes such as government & politics and entertainment news, consider pitching topics related to local government policies or cultural events happening in Dublin or Ireland. Pitches with a unique angle on current affairs or societal trends within these areas are likely to resonate well with his coverage.
It's important to note that Carl has a strong emphasis on quizzes and entertaining content which is specifically tied into local historical events - suggesting potential opportunities for interaction through quiz-style engagement pieces based around Irish history or culture.
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I'm voting for the big newt. 9.00am, 16 Nov 2024 AS THAT GIANT paper mâché newt waddled its way from Capel St to Dublin Castle centre
With six days left until the election, Fine Gael might consider a new slogan.
By: Carl Kinsella
Simon Harris says ‘nobody is more annoyed at me than me.' He's about to find out.
By: Carl Kinsella
Toy Show, you've done it again. “I KNOW HOW the Moon was created.”
The symptoms of Ireland's disaffection are impossible to ignore… and yet.
By: Carl Kinsella
If ever a week embodied the phrase ‘well for some'.
By: Carl Kinsella
Also this week: Surrealing in the Years moves into the obituary market.
In courtrooms, in elections, and everywhere else, Ireland is not doing enough for women.
It was not the best of times. 9.01am, 4 Jan 2025 MUCH IS OFTEN made of former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's infamous “Tiny Tim should get
By: Carl Kinsella
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín described this week’s many accurate weather warnings as ‘crazy’.
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