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David Hennessy's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on events and announcements related to Irish culture. He also covers film, theater, and profiles of individuals. Given his strong focus on local content in New York City while also covering aspects of London and the UK, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local cultural events or personalities within the Irish community in New York City or broader U.S.-based Irish cultural initiatives.
As David focuses heavily on event coverage and private sector announcements relating to entertainment news and profiles, consider pitching stories that involve unique artistic expressions or noteworthy achievements by individuals from the mentioned geographic locations connected to topics like film festivals, theater performances, or other cultural happenings.
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The Doctor Clive Jackson, frontman of Doctor and the Medics, told David Hennessy about 40 years of their number one hit, Spirit in the Sky. It is 40 years since Doctor and the Medics topped the UK charts with their cover of Norman Greenbaum’s Spirit in the Sky. The band are marking the milestone with […]
Best selling and award- winning crime author Andrea Mara told David Hennessy about her latest novel, Such A Nice Girl and seeing her previous book All Her Fault turned into a major series. Such A Nice Girl is the new psychological thriller from No. 1 Sunday Times bestseller Andrea Mara. The morning after a luxury […]
John Goodrum of Rumpus Theatre told David Hennessy about bringing Candida to the Irish Cultural Centre for the Shaw Festival. Rumpus Theatre Company will present Candida as part of the Shaw Festival that is coming to The Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith. Candida is the story of the title character who must choose between two […]
Damian Farrell and Gerry Hoban told David Hennessy about their puppet film voiced by Colm Meaney and Sir Derek Jacobi that explores the great Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw and his attitude to William Shakespeare. Damian Farrell and Gerry Hoban’s Shakes Versus Shav will screen at The Irish Cultural Centre as part of the forthcoming […]
Merseyside singer-songwriter IAN PROWSE on his new album No Names which blends protest songs with deeply personal stories, and reflects the Irish influences that have shaped his life and music.
To mark the centenary of George Bernard Shaw receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature 1926 The Irish Cultural Centre, in partnership with The Shaw Society, are hosting the inaugural Shaw Festival London to honour the playwright’s legacy.
Singer- songwriter Megan Burke told David Hennessy about her new debut EP Not All Men, Apparently. Swords singer- songwriter Megan Burke released her debut EP Not All Men, Apparently last week along with the focus track Make Me. The EP documents years of Megan’s bad relationships with men. At just 20 years of age, Megan […]
Kevin Rowland, well known for being Dexys frontman, spoke to David Hennessy about his searingly honest memoir, Bless Me Father Kevin Rowland is well known as the frontman of the influential band Dexys (formerly Dexys Midnight Runners), who rose to prominence in the eighties with their first number one Geno and later with their iconic […]
Chelmsford-based cyclist Aidan Spence is cycling more than 2,200 miles around Ireland to raise funds for Irish community organisations in Essex and celebrate the historic links between Ireland and Essex.
Derek Murphy and Amy Clarke told David Hennessy about their forthcoming play Mammy’s House which looks at the Irish experience of the AIDS/ HIV crisis of the 1980s. A new play that explores the untold story of the Irish experience of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s. Starting in Camden of 1985, Mammy’s House tells […]
