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, Liadán Hynes
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
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By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
NECESSITY A city sundowner Starting on Thursday and planned to take place every last Thursday of the month, the Dublin by Dusk initiative
Sarah Caden tries to reach the recommended protein targets and asks for expert tips
By: Sarah Caden
We chat to Dubliner Andrew Scott, who's celebrated for his roles in Fleabag, Sherlock, All of Us Strangers and Ripley
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
The Cork Carnival of Science returns to Fitzgerald Park, on June 6-7, with a two-day free programme that includes live performances, interactive
Sarah Caden tried eating kiwis for better sleep. Here’s what she discovered, plus some expert tips for better rest
By: Sarah Caden
Writer, actor, and musical performer Emer Dineen is one of our most exciting rising theatre stars. Her hit show 0800 Cupid, a musical, counterculture extravaganza unlike anything you’ve seen before, is making a return this summer with a nationwide tour. Based in part on Dineen’s own story, the show is an ode to London’s nightlife, and a love letter to her late father Peter, who she cared for during his experience of dementia. Produced by ThisIsPopBaby, it is currently running in the Project Arts Centre until June 13, before moving to The Everyman in Cork as part of the Cork Midsummer Festival 2026, June 18-19, followed by dates in Galway, Clare, Sligo and Kerry until July 4. LH For more information, see thisispopbaby
Four women speak about how life has changed compared to previous generations, the challenges that they still face — and their hopes for the future
