Tony Clayton-Lea is a freelance journalist, writer, and editor based in Ireland. He focuses on national news and cultural topics and has written for publications such as The Irish Times, The Irish Post, and Business Post. His articles cover a range of subjects including music, art, literature, and entertainment.
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Tony Clayton-Lea's coverage primarily centers around music, concerts, musicians, and cultural events. He also provides expert commentary and reviews related to entertainment news. For engaging with him effectively, consider offering unique insights or access to prominent figures in the music industry for interviews. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing trends or providing critical viewpoints on musical performances or cultural events, it may resonate well with his coverage style.
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Event of the week Olivia Rodrigo Tuesday, April 30th, and Wednesday, May 1st, 3Arena, Dublin, 6.30pm, €59.85 (sold out), ticketmaster.ie
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Me & My Money: Birgitta Hedin-Curtin, chief executive and owner of the Burren Smokehouse
Think you know the Eurovision Song Contest? Test your knowledge with questions about Ireland's entry Bambie Thug, Graham Norton's presenting debut and more
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Long-delayed debut album shows strong traces of their influences but has collective force of personality to counteract them
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Me & My Money – Sile Walsh, leadership coach and author
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
In honour of the unstoppable Boss’s upcoming Irish gigs, a special quiz on all things Springsteen
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
A gifted and articulate lyricist he may be, but most of the time O'Brien's confessionals appear at a remove, as if he doesn't want to give away too much detail
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes brings the simian cycle full circle back to the ’60s original. Plus outstanding documentaries Much Ado About Dying, Big Banana Feet and Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
May 11th-17th, 2024: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Me & My Money: Ronan Cunningham, co-founder and managing director of Virtual Reality Gaming
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