David Flynn is an experienced Editor in Chief, with a diverse range of publications under his belt. He has written for Executive Traveller, Westmeath Independent, GamingTrend, and his work has also been featured in The Herald Scotland. David's articles cover a wide range of topics, including travel, current events, gaming, and entertainment.
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David Flynn's coverage is diverse, encompassing travel, transportation, gaming, and music. He frequently covers press releases and reviews related to airlines, video games, and travel destinations. If you're reaching out to David with a pitch for an airline-related announcement or review of a new video game release or technology in the travel industry (such as Wi-Fi services), it may align well with his areas of interest.
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The Gulf airline sees Oneworld membership as part of a transformation which will include double-daily flights to London.
By: David Flynn
Today, Square Enix and Lightspeed Studios revealed Final Fantasy XIV Mobile, an adaptation of the critically acclaimed MMORPG. The game is set to launch first in China with a global release following soon after. “It has been 11 years since FFXIV 2.0: A Realm Reborn launched, and this new mobile game will be a sister […]
The independent lounge specialist will open its first Flight Club space at Adelaide Airport.
The Gulf carrier is moving to modern 1-2-1 suites in its Dreamliner business class.
Facial recognition could let arriving travellers skip those annoying ticket kiosks.
The space is Star Alliance's first branded lounge in Asia, and serves the 10 member airlines flying from Guangzhou.
World War 2 was at its height when Jimmy Murray captained the Roscommon team which twice, back to back, took home the Sam Maguire to their county and for that and more, Jimmy is considered a legend, particularly in his native Knockcroghery almost two decades after his death.
Today, Day of the Devs revealed a roster of developers who will be participating in their The Game Awards Edition showcase stream on December 11th at 9AM PT. Day of the Devs has revealed an exciting list of developer partners for The Game Awards Edition showcase stream, which include: Annapurna, Andrea Love and Wooly Games, […]
By: David Flynn
Today, Black Tabby Games announced that their game, Slay the Princess, has hit 500,000 copies sold.
By: Katelyn Lawlor, David Flynn
The fate of the Mario & Luigi series was uncertain for quite a while after the closure of developer Alpha Dream in 2019. Much like the Paper Mario series, I enjoyed the first three titles to varying degrees, then felt they became boring and more of a formality than anything, never finishing Dream Team or even picking up Paper Jam. Even so, I was ecstatic to see the announcement of Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The loss of the talented team at Alpha Dream still stung, but seeing another group take a shot at this particular brand of Mario RPG was exciting, especially in the same year as the Thousand Year Door remake. So, do the brothers still have it? Or has that ship sailed?
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