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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By: Deirdre Falvey
Glenroe cast members gather with family and friends to mark passing of Irish actor with music, poetry and stories
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What I do: Guided by his parents in Slovakia, the Kildare-based musician began studying the violin at the age of five. His dedication to the instrument has, for better or worse, shaped his life
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As Women on the Verge of HRT returns to the stage, the writer remains a champion of ‘middle-aged nobodies'
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New to the Parish: Rahul Mahajan came to Ireland from India in 2015
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Mike McMahon and Jewlsy Mathews brought magic to a ‘very standard' apartment in King's Cross and are now taking on the Chelsea Flower Show
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By: Deirdre Falvey
Eurovision Song Contest 2024: Ireland’s entrant, who competes in the first semi-final next week, on couch-surfing, identity and standing up for their beliefs
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By: Deirdre Falvey
New to the Parish: Marharyta Pokydailo lives with her grandparents in the village of Woodford while her parents remain in Ukraine
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