Tom Dunne is a columnist at various publications including the Student Independent News and the Irish Examiner. He covers a diverse range of themes such as law and legal affairs, sports, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on the music business and the film industry. Tom's work has been featured in notable outlets like The Times and the Portland Press Herald.
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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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No programme better expresses the generation gap than the sun-kissed reality show — I’d prefer a date with the dog
The World Cup half-time music performance re-opened one of the great music debates. In fact, it ended it.
I'm devastated by the news of Glen Hansard's untimely passing. I'd known him since the mid 1990s. He was a star, simple as. A great, genuine talent and a lovely man.
By: Tom Dunne
Funny things funerals. Even funerals that are being televised to the whole nation. Cameras or no cameras, you are left alone with your thoughts.
Artificial intelligence cannot be a substitute for creativity, but it is a useful tool rather than the devil in digital form
“Hey,” said the producer to the singer, “I think you could write better words than them.” Wars have started for less, particularly when the producer
The Electric Picnic behemoth rolls into Stradbally next weekend. Gorillaz, Fontaines DC, CMAT, Amble, the cream of 2026, ably supported by the
If on this auspicious day you only take away one thing from the sad death of Dolly Parton let it be this: She wrote Jolene and I Will Always Love You – two of the greatest songs of all time – in ONE day.
By: Tom Dunne
Fontaines DC to play Slane! Holy Moly, how did that happen? From Mike the Pies in October 2017, supporting the Hot Sprockets in front of 25 people — 40
