Sarah Caden is a magazine writer at various publications, including the Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent. She specializes in beauty and fashion, as well as arts and entertainment, often covering topics related to the film industry and beauty industry. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN and THE GLOSS MAGAZINE.
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Sarah Caden's coverage comprises a mix of event coverage, seasonal content, promotional deals, and opinion editorials in the domain of personal finance and beauty & fashion. Her articles often include local Irish events and products. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering pitches related to local Irish events, unique fashion trends or products available in Dublin, seasonal promotions specific to Ireland or Dublin, and opinions on personal finance topics relevant to the local audience. If you have insights into these areas with a focus on Dublin or Ireland-specific angles, it could be valuable for Sarah Caden's coverage.
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By: Sarah Caden
The Dublin DJ performed at the opening ceremony — and that's just the beginning of what's likely to be a stellar career
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
Bantry’s West Cork Chamber Music Festival returns for a 10-day programme inspired by the theme Music in Time of War, with musical reflections on conflict, displacement and artist resilience, with a special focus on Ukraine. The programme includes both quartets and soloists, with a mixture of recitals, masterclasses, youth performances and premieres. LH See westcorkmusic.ie
By: Sarah Caden
Author of the award-winning Charlie Park books shares stories from his childhood, being a journalist, fatherhood and more
By: Sarah Caden
‘Drowning' under the weight of unopened emails, Sarah Caden went looking for help – and found the process of approaching ‘inbox zero' strangely emotional
Will fibremaxxing really yield health benefits, or, as Sarah Caden discovered, is maxxing out not always best
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
Notion: Lilliput limber-up There's something for almost everyone at this year's Yoga Picnic at Lilliput House overlooking gorgeous Lough Ennell in Co Westmeath.
Sarah Caden delves into the world of Bikram and Hot 26 to find out if the practice is an addictive exercise in survival or just expensive sweating
Sean Love’s Tara Sunsets book comprises 12 panoramic photos, one for every month of the year, taken at the Hill of Tara in Co Meath. Love was inspired by walks with his dog in this ancient location and the book includes an introduction by poet Gerard Smyth. All profits are going to The Shaking Bog and to Fighting Words, which supports writing programmes and mentoring children and adults with additional needs. SC Tara Sunsets’ by Sean Love, €20 plus postage, @tara_sunsets
Resistant starch helps boost your gut biome and could be your gut’s new best friend; Sarah Caden tried eating more of it
Craicly Stories runs storytelling events around the country, and throughout July are running a month of Sunday memoir writing workshops, in founder Jane Gormley’s homeplace, Derrymullen Organic Farm, Allenwood, Co Kildare. The day will include a walk, writing class, time in nature and a light lunch. Tickets cost €60 per Sunday, 10am-3pm. LH To book, see craiclystories
