Frank Coughlan is a columnist for Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. He focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as cultural movements, pop culture, team sports, and social interest. Frank's work has also been featured in the Irish Examiner and Irish Independent.
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Frank Coughlan primarily covers opinion editorials with a focus on Irish history, culture, literature, and reunions. Given his coverage of local events and historical themes, he may be interested in pitches related to expert commentary or personal stories that tie into Ireland's rich cultural heritage.
Pitches could include insights from historians, authors, or individuals with unique ties to the topics covered in his articles. Additionally, offering perspectives on contemporary issues tied to Irish history or culture may resonate well with Frank's coverage style.
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By: Frank Coughlan
It was only then that it truly hit us. That moment when we got back home on Monday evening and Lola wasn’t there.
By: Frank Coughlan
The poor man looked bewildered. Sorry, the girl said, but we don’t take cash. There was a genuine trace of sympathy in her voice, but with a patronising undertow. It was said in a louder voice than necessary too, because she was assuming that his age and confusion were naturally accompanied by deafness.
By: Frank Coughlan
That anticipation of magic might diminish a bit when you begin to grow older, but it’s still essentially there the moment the lights go down, and the film begins.
By: Frank Coughlan
Football teams are usually judged by their performances on the pitch, or the headline-grabbing signings that please their fans.
By: Frank Coughlan
You’ve done it again, haven’t you? Made promises you can’t keep, most likely witnessed by others.
By: Frank Coughlan
So, where were you when the music died, 10 years ago tomorrow? It was a Sunday, but the news broke on the following morning as we threw back the duvets to greet one of our least favourite days: a Monday in January.
By: Frank Coughlan
Seán Lemass would likely be phlegmatic, or at best give gruff approval, to the notion that Dublin Airport might be renamed in his honour. A bill with that purpose moved to its second stage in the Dáil last November, introduced by a Fianna Fáil TD.
