Deirdre Falvey is the Arts Editor for The Irish Times, based in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on the national arts scene, Deirdre covers a wide range of topics including literature, theater, music, and cultural events. Her articles provide insightful commentary and analysis on the arts, highlighting both established and emerging talents in Ireland.
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Deirdre's coverage indicates a strong focus on Ireland's entertainment, literature, and cultural events, particularly in Dublin. She frequently covers local events such as book awards, festivals, and theater productions.
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Max Wolpoff is barely here a wet weekend but already he has much sussed.
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Marwa Zamir moved to Ireland in 2016 when she was 13. She says she was the only one in her family who was excited
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Our infrastructure is poor here. We know this and rightly complain about it. So when a very recent immigrant praises it, you wonder what they're comparing it with.
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Morgan Steele first came to Ireland from California in 2013 on a summer study-abroad programme on Irish theatre , as part of her degree. “I think
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Emilija Jefremova from Lithuania first moved to Ireland in 2006
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