Ed Power is a contributor at The Irish Times. He specializes in writing about television, music, and various cultural topics, often exploring themes related to arts and entertainment, pop culture, and the film industry. Ed's work has been featured in prominent publications including Stuff, Yahoo News, and The Guardian.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Ed Power's coverage primarily centers around entertainment news, with a strong focus on reviews and event coverage. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique angles for entertainment-related features or interviews.
For Ed, consider offering exclusive insights into the entertainment industry such as behind-the-scenes stories from film sets, insider perspectives on music production, or early access to details about upcoming TV shows and movies.
As his geographic focus is Ireland, relevant pitches might include profiles of Irish entertainers making waves internationally or stories about how the country influences global pop culture.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Ed Power
Television: So good it was made twice, Wales provides the perfect backdrop for this tale of skulduggery and conspiracy
By: Ed Power
Television: This romp adheres rigidly to the Coben blueprint and is all the richer for its silliness and its refusal to be boring
Jeremy Clarkson's cancer reveal in the finale of Clarkson's Farm will leave many quietly admiring the one-time pantomime villain
In the late Eighties, the future of music was to be found in a research lab at the Sony Corporation's sprawling audio campus in Tokyo's cyberpunk-esque Shinagawa district.
The thrash metal juggernauts, now in their sixties, were on blistering form as their world tour reached Dublin for the first of two nights at the Aviva Stadium
By: Ed Power
Over the course of a few nights in the summer of 2025, Cork became the centre of the rock'n'roll universe.
By: Ed Power
Television: Like its predecessor, House of the Dragon has defied the naysayers to deliver a compelling watch
