John Meagher is a staff journalist at Montreal. He specializes in long-form features writing, focusing on arts and entertainment, music, and culture, while also covering sports and general assignment news. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald, and Irish Independent.
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John Meagher's articles are centered around music, albums, live performances and radio presenters. Given his focus on the local music scene in Ireland, he is likely interested in pitches related to upcoming Irish musical releases, concerts or events taking place within the country. Additionally, given his coverage of international albums and artists as well as moments that shape the year in music globally, he may also be receptive to pitches about significant global trends impacting the music industry. If you have insights into emerging Irish artists or perspectives on how global trends are influencing the Irish music scene, it could be valuable for a pitch.
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By: John Meagher
Tuesday is International Men’s Day. Too often, there’s an emphasis on the negative, on men being lost and disaffected, on the corrosive impact of the ‘manosphere’, on the destructive nature of toxic masculinity. While those aspects are part of many men’s experience, there’s much to celebrate too, not least the male role models who provide such inspiration for men of all ages.
How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb contains 10 previously unreleased tracks from their 2004 album sessions and makes you wonder why many of them never saw the light of day until now
By: John Meagher
The Late Late Toy Show has long been RTÉ’s biggest cash cow, with last night’s instalment expected to pull in the highest Irish TV audience of 2024.
ROMA, ITALY - 2024/06/25: Grian Chatten and his band Fontaines dc perform on stage in Rome. (Photo by Valeria Magri/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
By: John Meagher
From monster shows courtesy of Taylor Swift and Coldplay to the inexplicable popularity of the Wolfe Tones, from Kneecap’s unstoppable ascent to Fontaines DC’s remarkable reinvention, 2024 had it all.
By: John Meagher
Barry Keoghan’s early education in cinema was unorthodox. As a teenager, he would sneak into the multi-screen Cineworld on Parnell Street in Dublin’s north inner city. No money changed hands.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox, Kim Bielenberg, John Meagher, Tanya Sweeney
It was the year of Ireland’s best-ever Olympics and a general election, there were campaigners who made their mark and Irish actors who cemented their place among the greats of the silver screen.
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