Hugh Linehan is a Culture Editor at The Irish Times. He covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, business and economics, and culture, with a particular focus on music, media, and the impact of AI on these sectors. Hugh's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing his insights into the evolving landscape of publishing and media.
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Hugh Linehan's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle and entertainment news, often containing opinion editorials and expert commentary. If you aim to reach out effectively to Hugh, consider pitching opinions or insights related to the Irish lifestyle and entertainment scene. Additionally, if you have expertise in critiquing media personalities or analyzing trends in Irish pop culture, your pitch is likely to resonate well with him.
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By: Gerard Howlin, Hugh Linehan, Una Mullally
Wokeism (as it doesn’t like to be called) and the reactionary right each propose a way of seeing the world as it ‘really’ is
By: Hugh Linehan
But that hegemony will end, perhaps soon. If you value good journalism and good design, give someone you love a newspaper subscription this Christmas
By: Hugh Linehan
Our essential guide includes advice on what to say – and what not to say – if you want to make it unscathed through Christmas Day with family and loved ones
By: Hugh Linehan
The streamer's cut version of It's a Wonderful Life is an abomination – but perhaps not a woke bowdlerisation of the original
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