Mal Rogers is the Editor of The Irish Post. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, culture and society, as well as government and politics, with a particular focus on public policy and the film industry. Mal's work has been featured in the Daily Mail and The Irish Post.
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Mal Rogers' coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment, culture & society, and travel topics relating to Ireland. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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ACCLAIMED singer-songwriter Ben Reel returns with his twelfth studio album, Spirit’s Not Broken. ...
By: Jason O Toole
AN EXHIBITION marking the extraordinary life and career of the musician and actress Hazel O'Connor, who has family roots in Galway, will run in her native Coventry City's Music Museum until the end of the year.
DUBLIN has marked the 110th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising with the traditional State cere...
Sinn Féin proposal aims to ensure accent marks are respected across official systems Aengus Ó Sn...
Police have named the young man who died following a stabbing in Primrose Hill as detectives cont...
A SPECIAL film screening about the maverick Irishman Ronan O’Rahilly, founder of the celebrated p...
A Hertfordshire teenager with roots in County Down is undergoing treatment for leukaemia after hi...
THE Irish Cultural Centre will host the English debut of Making A Show of Myself, the internation...
By: Peter Kelly
A LEADING Troubles' victims spokesman and his wife are among more than 1,000 Irish and British passengers quarantined aboard a cruise ship in France amid a serious norovirus outbreak.
THE Lemon Twigs are a New York City rock band fronted by brothers Brian and Michael D’Adda...
