Maureen Coleman is a freelance journalist with a focus on arts and entertainment, including music and events. She explores themes such as the music business, various music genres, and the intersections of consumer and mental health within the entertainment industry. Maureen's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Independent, Belfast Telegraph, and Daily Mail.
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Maureen Coleman's focus is primarily on local entertainment and personal stories, often centering around individuals from Northern Ireland. She frequently covers events and evolving stories related to entertainment.
If you have unique insights into the local entertainment scene in Northern Ireland or compelling personal stories of individuals from this region, Maureen would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if your expertise includes providing commentary on emerging trends or notable events within the Northern Irish entertainment industry, she may find value in your perspective.
Given her emphasis on local content, pitches should align with the specific geographic focus of Northern Ireland and incorporate elements related to Belfast when relevant.
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By: Maureen Coleman
Dad releases memoir about his illness and time boating around the continent
By: Maureen Coleman
West Belfast actor reveals how Ol Blues Eyes’ daughter Tina had big say in having him cast as her ‘grandpa’
By: Maureen Coleman
Wallaces's sudden death last December came as a massive shock, but with the support of his family, the decision was taken to proceed the two shows he'd been working on...
The trad legend reveals why she hated school, why she loved New York immediately and the craic she used to have touring with The Waterboys...
When Samantha Cookes was imprisoned last year, that seemed to be the end of her story. But a new book has uncovered more victims, more scams and tracks down the father of her children
By: Maureen Coleman
A Belfast busker has told of his delight after David Gray stopped by to listen to his cover versions of his songs for a second time — before giving them his seal of approval online.
Back when my pals were arguing over who was prettier - Duran Duran's John Taylor or Spandau Ballet's Martin Kemp - I was obsessed with a very different sort of frontman...
By: Maureen Coleman
Edinburgh-based musician returning home with song written by her mum 20 years ago
By: Maureen Coleman
Eighties pop band heading to Derry for Live at the Square gig
The annual Rose of Tralee International is underway with 32 women, from all over the world, including Ireland, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Texas and Toronto taking part in the competition.
