Castlebar & Galway via Dublin. Marketing lead @ConnachtRugby.
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Dara Healy's articles predominantly cover expert commentary and legal policy regulation, with a focus on local cultural heritage, Carnival, folklore, and calypso in Trinidad & Tobago. Given her emphasis on these topics and the geographic focus of Port Of Spain, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into local cultural events such as Carnival or traditional folk practices specific to Trinidad & Tobago.
Pitches featuring interviews with academic or community experts knowledgeable about local traditions or legal policies impacting cultural heritage could also resonate well. Additionally, offering perspectives on how current events tie into historical traditions may capture Dara Healy’s interest.
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DARA HEALY “I want to rent a bungalow I want a guitar, banjo A cuatro, piano To practice calyso Yes and I want a pretty Jane The only thing, she … Continue reading The pursuit of a better quality of life
“It represents the band, the people in the band. The band is family so it comes like you're representing your family. You are the head of the family…when you reach out there. It's not about me, it's about All Stars.”
DARA E HEALY “What is missing from the notion of Caribbeanness, is…the need to transcend the intellectual pretensions dominated by the learned elite and to be grounded in collective affirmation, … Continue reading Caribbean civilisation, activism of people
HUMANITY. It means quite literally, all the people in the world. In this moment, the meaning that matters most is the one that reflects on the completeness of what it means to be human. This interpretation of humanity envisions the qualities of compassion, empathy and care at the forefront of our understanding.
DARA E HEALY Now the oil days are over And we feeling the pressure Trinidad is now facing a future of doom Seven years of affluence were enjoyed by our … Continue reading Diversification through eyes of calypso
DARA E HEALY “I know about the US occupation of Chaguaramas, but I never thought that I would actually have to live through something like that.” “Jean and Dinah going … Continue reading Time to meddle in fowl party
JOEL KICKED in the front door of the humble home and moved forward, military style. He hummed an old-time calypso as he cradled a gun in his left palm. Almost every inch of his body was covered in black. Behind him three other men similarly dressed, moved in choreographed precision, a perfect execution of the training they had received from the Police Service and Defence Force.
THE DIRT oven stood silently, looking at the timeless ebb and flow of the ocean. In times gone by, especially on Christmas morning, this humble structure was the centre of life in the little Tobago village.
DARA E HEALY A people's art is the genesis of their freedom. – Claudia Jones
