Simon Kelly is the Head of Digital & Partnerships at DJmag. He primarily focuses on topics related to music, arts, and entertainment, while also sharing his insights on various themes such as science and transportation. Simon has been featured in notable publications including Lovin Dublin, The Roar, and The London Economic.
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Simon Kelly's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news with a local geographic focus on Ireland, particularly Dublin. Therefore, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to the Irish entertainment industry or events happening in Dublin.
If you have insights into local Irish entertainment events, emerging talent from the region, or exclusive interviews with personalities relevant to Simon’s focus area, these would make for strong pitch topics.
Given his interest in evolving stories and government announcements alongside event coverage, consider tailoring your pitches around breaking news within the Irish entertainment industry or governmental decisions impacting it.
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A male pedestrian in his 40s has died after he was struck by a car late in the evening of Tuesday, October 1 in Mayo.
You may not have felt it, but a small earthquake was recorded off the coast of Ireland on Tuesday night.
Wake and quake.You may not have felt it, but a small earthquake was recorded off the coast of Ireland on...
It will apply to all NTA services. E-scooters are set to be banned from public transport from Monday, October 7 , it has been announced.
Dublin Airport is one step closer to exceeding its controversial passenger cap after it saw record-breaking numbers in September.
No injuries have been reported. Nearly 200 Ryanair passengers had to make an emergency exit after the plane they were on caught fire.
The timetable will revert to normal from October 14. Iarnród Éireann have apologised to commuters after they reverted back to their old Dublin timetable following a number of complaints.
Based on Min Jin Lee's best-selling novel and adapted for the screen by Soo Hugh, Pachinko is a sweeping drama of forbidden love and longing told in Korean, Japanese and English as the story of a Korean immigrant family across four generations criss-crosses continents. Beginning in the early 1900s in South Korea, the saga follows resourceful matriarch Sunja (Youn Yuh-jung) as she triumphs against the odds on a quest to thrive away from her homeland. Her struggles contrast, some 80 years later, with the affairs of her grandson Solomon (Jin Ha), who has been raised and educated in the west.
By: Simon Kelly
Gordon Ramsay has warned restaurant punters that they should always be cautious when it comes to the soup of the day option.
By: Simon Kelly
The show ended with its fourth and final season last year.
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