Neil Briscoe is a contributor at The Irish Times. He specialises in automotive journalism, with a focus on electric vehicles, car reviews, and green energy, often exploring the latest trends in transportation and mobility. Neil's work has been featured in various reputable outlets, including breakingnews.ie, The Drive, and Reader's Digest UK.
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Neil Briscoe's coverage primarily focuses on automotive topics, including automobile reviews, electric vehicles, luxury cars, car brands, and car technology. His work includes a significant portion of press releases and citations of data. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new vehicle launches, technological advancements within the automotive industry or insights from experts in the field that can provide valuable data-driven analysis.
Considering his geographic focus on Ireland and the predominance of European manufacturers in his articles' titles such as Skoda Octavia RS TDi or Volkswagen Multivan PHEV, it may be beneficial to tailor pitches toward developments within the European automotive market or any specific initiatives relating to Ireland's auto industry.
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