Donald Clarke is a journalist based in Ireland, focusing on national news and cultural topics. He is a regular contributor to The Irish Times and his work has also appeared in Techidence. Donald's articles cover a range of subjects including film reviews, pop culture analysis, and interviews with notable figures in the entertainment industry.
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Ireland (National)
Donald Clarke's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, specifically film reviews and expert commentary. His focus on national (Ireland) suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to the Irish film industry, local actors or filmmakers, and events happening in Ireland.
Given his emphasis on film reviews and expert commentary, potential sources for outreach could include local filmmakers, actors, critics, or industry experts who can provide unique insights into the Irish film scene or offer compelling commentary on relevant topics within the entertainment industry.
It's important to note that Donald seems particularly interested in new films and pop culture trends. Therefore, offering exclusive access to upcoming Irish films or sharing insights about emerging trends in the country’s film industry might capture his attention.
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By: Donald Clarke
During the dramatic two-week Ulster Workers’ Council strike in 1974, there was a sense of societal collapse
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By: Donald Clarke
Donald Clarke: Nobody likes a postcolonial moaner, but it’s odd that casually ridiculing the Irish can be regarded as only the most minor social misdemeanour
Low-budget movie legend had keen appreciation of art cinema and operated at coal-face of industry's economics
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By: Donald Clarke
Cannes Diary: Juliette Binoche was choked up, Meryl Steep was classy and Greta Gerwig didn't hold back
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By: Donald Clarke
Nobody is going to confuse the middle-ranking If with ET, but the same generosity of spirit and respect for childhood is clear in both
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By: Donald Clarke
Tanya Doyle film features a few shaky elements in the human pyramid, but it just about stays aloft
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By: Donald Clarke
Test your movie mastery with our 2024 Cannes film festival special quiz
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By: Donald Clarke
Barry Keoghan and Robbie Ryan , star and cinematographer of Andrea Arnold's Bird , did a good job of seeming happy to see The Irish Times at the
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