Sarah Caden is a magazine writer at various publications, including the Belfast Telegraph and the Irish Independent. She focuses on health and wellness, exploring topics such as consumer health, diet and nutrition, fitness, and mental health, while also delving into culture and entertainment. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets like 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
CREATE has returned to Brown Thomas Dublin, running until 26 August, showcasing the individuality and craftsmanship of Irish design. There are opportunities throughout the summer to meet the designers, including Jennifer Slattery, family-run brand Triona, knitwear designer Pearl Reddington, and Caoimhe Grant of accessories brand August Night. LH See brownthomas
In Ireland, we have all sorts of excuses for our often foolhardy attitude to the sun and sun protection.
By: Sarah Caden
Until August 20 at The Round Room in Dublin’s Mansion House, catch Celtic Exodus – The Musical, an all-singing, all-dancing production, written by Brian Warfield of the Wolfe Tones and choreographed by former Riverdance lead, Jason O’Neill. Set during the Famine, it has all the themes of life – love, hate, loss and the human striving for survival against the odds. SC ‘Celtic Exodus – The Musical’ is at The Round Room, Mansion House, Dublin 2 until August 20, tickets from €39.95, celticexodusmusical
Motivated to eat more fermented food, Sarah Caden tried to make her own kombucha at home while avoiding gassy explosions of any type...
By: Liadán Hynes, Sarah Caden
Necessity: Heart in art As part of the Kilkenny Arts Festival, The Butler Gallery has just launched The Shared Studio, an exhibition of the work of the late Tony and Jane O'Malley.
On discovering what is effectively jumping training, Sarah Caden found out some easy and accessible routines that improve bone density and balance
By: Liadán Hynes, Sarah Caden
Necessity: Heart of our heritage National Heritage Week runs until next Sunday, August 23, with events, performances, exhibitions and
By: Sarah Caden
Sarah Caden has some tips on what can help make the re-entry to everyday life less painful
This year’s long hot summer has surely convinced even the greatest SPF dodgers that it’s a skincare step for every day and not just holidays. It can be hard, however, to find one that doesn’t look oily in the office or cause your make-up to slide off. With that in mind, Irish-made sun-protection brand Solas Skin, launched earlier this year by Amelia Slattery, has an excellent spray in its line-up. With broad-spectrum protection and SPF30, it’s a fine mist that is ideal over make-up or for hydrating mid-day top-ups. SC Solas Skin Spritz, €32.99, Brown Thomas, solasskin.ie
After two years of taking the supplement that supports improved energy and muscle strength, Sarah Caden shares her experience and talks to nutritional therapist Nichola Flood to find out what to be aware of
