Donal Lynch is a journalist for Mediahuis Ireland, covering Independent.ie, the Irish Independent, and the Sunday Independent. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on reviews related to music, TV, and streaming platforms like Netflix, while also addressing regional interest and world news, including topics like the Coronavirus. Donal's work has been featured in the Irish Independent, Belfast Telegraph, and Sunday World Magazine.
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Donal Lynch's coverage predominantly involves entertainment news, television reviews, and cultural commentary. He seems to seek expert commentary, reviews, and opinion pieces related to the entertainment industry and societal issues.
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By: Dónal Lynch
Twenty-one years ago, an era-defining German movie, Good Bye Lenin!, was released. With its acute social observation comedy and feel-good family story set either side of the fall of the Berlin Wall, it seemed to represent the high point of the country’s Ostalgie – the nostalgic feeling that things weren’t so bad in the GDR and, if they were bad, they were to be laughed at.
By: Dónal Lynch
On Halloween Jennifer Lopez took to the stage at the Amphitheatre in Las Vegas to remind America who was the trick and who was the treat. “At Madison Square Garden he [Donald Trump] reminded us of who he really is,” she told the crowd, referring to Tony Hinchcliffe’s appearance at the Trump event where the comedian called Puerto Rico, where J Lo was born, “a floating island of garbage”.
By: Dónal Lynch
A moment of code red tension kicks off Elton John: Never Too Late (Disney+, from December 13). There is a problem with the dolls. Elton is grimly regarding his own reflection in the mirror when something in his sightline seems unforgivably amiss.
By: Dónal Lynch
When Tom McCaughren’s most recent novel, The Whitethorn of the Dancing, was published at the end of 2022, he hoped there would be some coverage from former journalist colleagues who he had worked alongside for so long.
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