Kirsty Blake Knox is a journalist who writes for the Irish Independent, with a focus on local news and cultural commentary. Her articles cover a range of topics, including entertainment, relationships, parenting, and social issues. Kirsty's writing style is engaging and often incorporates humor and personal anecdotes.
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Kirsty Blake Knox's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, pop culture, relationships, parenting, and Christmas. She often incorporates opinion editorials and expert commentary into her coverage. To effectively engage with Kirsty, consider offering unique insights or personal experiences related to trending topics in the entertainment industry, modern relationships, parenting challenges or festive traditions.
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By: Kirsty Blake Knox
Passers-by at the top of Grafton Street did a double take earlier this year when they wandered by a familiar-looking figure sitting cross-legged on the pavement. With a crumpled suit and holding a sign reading: “I May Be Old News, But Homelessness Is Not”, sat a hyper-realistic statue of former taoiseach and Fine Gael leader Leo Varadkar. It was the work of visual artist Sadhbh Mowlds.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox
It can be hard to keep count of the number of sex scenes in Disney’s smash hit Rivals.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox
When Brinsley MacNamara’s novel The Valley of the Squinting Windows was published in 1918, the inhabitants of his local village in Delvin, Co Westmeath, revolted. The book was a take-down of provincial Irish life, set in the fictional village of Garradrimna. But, to most people who picked it up, it was clearly Delvin, and a depiction of the people living there.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox
When Sharon Horgan told director Dearbhla Walsh season two of Bad Sisters was on the cards, she was immediately apprehensive.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox
When it became clear that Donald Trump would become the 47th President of the United States, many women — in the US and around the world — spoke of their despair.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox
First of all, the name is dreadful. The ‘push present’ is an extravagant gift one receives from your other half for pushing a mewling human out of your pelvis and into the Big Bad World.
By: Kirsty Blake Knox
If someone you care about is living abroad this Christmas, we have some great gift ideas for them this festive season...
By: Caroline West, Rooney, Kirsty Blake Knox, Katie Byrne
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