Kevin Courtney is a journalist at the Irish Times. He focuses on themes related to retail and brick-and-mortar businesses, exploring the evolving landscape of physical stores in today’s market. Kevin's work has also been featured in The Mirror and the Napa Valley Register.
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Kevin Courtney's coverage primarily focuses on reviewing TV shows and discussing house & home-related topics, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news. Given this focus, individuals who can provide insights into new and upcoming TV shows or trends in the housing market may find success in reaching out to him.
Since Kevin is associated with Napa Journal, local stories related to Napa Valley could also be of interest to him. Local real estate experts or event organizers within the area might consider providing information or commentary relevant to Napa Valley's housing market or entertainment scene for potential coverage.
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By: Kevin Courtney
Psychedelic sounds and dazzling light show create sense of digital disorientation in 3Arena
May 17th-22nd highlights, including Tradfluencer: The Sharon Shannon Story; Derek Mooney’s Back from the Brink; and Lucy Worsley on The American Revolution
By: Kevin Courtney
It started slow, then it became spectacular, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.
By: Kevin Courtney
Sidmonton Avenue home extensively renovated to incorporate garden into living space
May 24th-29th highlights, including Bloom 2026, Make That Movie, Spider-Noir and Star City
May 31st-June 4th highlights, including The Mother of All Cons, Wild Conamara, The Vardys and Tip Toe
By: Kevin Courtney
Your guide to streaming, including Clarkson’s Farm, The Bear, Sugar, Michael Jackson: The Verdict and Not Suitable for Work
Hawthorn in Ballinascorney offers pastoral panorama
By: Kevin Courtney
I thought my feet were tough. They weren’t, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.
By: Kevin Courtney
Hazeldene features an atrium entrance and a kitchen-breakfastroom opening on to vast gardens
