Sinann Fetherston is a multi-media journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on local stories and cultural events, Sinann writes for RTE, covering a range of topics including comedy, fashion, entertainment, and social issues. She is passionate about showcasing the vibrant and diverse aspects of Dublin and sharing stories that resonate with the local community.
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Sinann's articles focus on lifestyle and entertainment news, with a local (Ireland, Dublin) perspective. Given the themes covered, she would be interested in pitches related to local events, profiles of individuals or businesses making an impact in Ireland (especially Dublin), and trends within the Irish lifestyle and entertainment scene.
Potential topics for outreach could include features on local fashion designers, interviews with Irish entertainers or influencers, insights into mental health initiatives specific to Ireland, coverage of significant cultural events in Dublin or throughout Ireland. Pitches that offer unique perspectives specific to the interests of her audience would likely resonate well.
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