Tom Dunne is a journalist based in Ireland, writing for publications such as The Times and Irish Examiner. With a focus on local news and cultural commentary, Tom covers a range of topics including music, current events, and societal issues. His articles often provide insightful analysis and a unique perspective on Irish culture and society.
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Tom Dunne's articles largely focus on opinion editorials and reviews within the entertainment industry, particularly music. He often discusses legendary musicians, cultural events, and nostalgic moments. If you are aiming to reach out to Tom with a pitch or contribution, consider offering unique insights into the music industry or commentary on cultural events related to Ireland. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing iconic songwriters or discussing significant musical milestones relevant to his coverage area, it may capture his interest.
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Nobody needs to see commercials that only remind them how old they are
By: Tom Dunne
Joe Bonamassa leads the Rory Gallagher tribute in Cork next July. The concerts are organised by Peter Aiken, whose father brought the guitarist to Belfast for some momentous gigs
Hair cut time is sacred in a man’s world. There is moment in each visit when you and your hairdresser exchange a questioning look. Your hair is washed and pushed back, there are bright lights and
What’s a guy gotta do to avoid Elon Musk around here? First X, where he finds me no matter how often I mute him, and now Tesla’s long-awaited driverless robotaxi, the Cybercab. Imagine the small talk
As Rory Gallagher's famous instrument goes up for auction, I see that one of Kurt Cobain's axes holds the current record for guitar prices
A good news story: Rory Gallagher’s guitar is staying in Ireland. It isn’t even state money that’s involved. The world has no need of my acid “£700,000? What would that buy, two bike sheds?” putdowns
As mid-autumn grabs us by the throat I’ll do anything to avoid filling in my tax return, even mowing the lawn
By: Tom Dunne
We have recently been blessed with some brilliant albums from some of Irish music acts enjoying a second - or even a third - spin on the wheel
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