Lucy O'Toole is an Editorial Writer at Hot Press. She specializes in the intersection of food and beverages with beauty and fashion, covering topics such as apparel design and the fashion industry, as well as entertainment news. Lucy's insights and expertise have made her a notable voice in these dynamic areas.
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Lucy O'Toole focuses on the local music and entertainment scene in Ireland, particularly Dublin. She often provides event coverage and seeks expert commentary within the music industry. If you have unique insights into emerging artists, trends, or experiences related to musicians and songwriting within this specific geographic area, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her interest in interviewing musicians and covering events, consider reaching out if you have access to up-and-coming talents or can provide valuable perspectives on the Dublin music scene.
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By: Lucy O Toole
From co-creating and co-starring in the wonderfully weird, era-defining Broad City, to calling out authoritarianism and human rights violations on
By: Lucy O Toole
Ahead of her Galway show this month, Kate Nash discusses her Irish heritage, covering Sinéad O'Connor, transphobia, her upcoming album, and being led to Spiddal by the faeries…
By: Lucy O Toole
After a decade out of the spotlight, Jimmy MacCarthy is back – with a run of sold-out shows in October, and plans to re-release two of his classic ‘90s albums.
By: Lucy O Toole
Having previously earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand at Circa in Terenure, chef Gareth Naughton now calls Co. Kildare home.
By: Lucy O Toole
Ríon Hannora – one of the country's most buzzed-about and thought-provoking fashion designers – talks corsets, bridal wear, funding, Dublin Independent Fashion Week, and styling the likes of Kate Nash and BIIRD.
By: Lucy O Toole
As Creedon's Musical Atlas Of Ireland returns, the legendary Cork broadcaster talks keening, lilting and gratitude.
By: Lucy O Toole
Following the release of her long-awaited debut album, Materia Medica, Loah discusses medieval time travellers, the “big, bold energy” of the Irish
By: Lucy O Toole
360,000 visitors from more than 110 countries gathered on the Island of Freedom this month – for some of the most thrilling names in international
By: Lucy O Toole
As Sorcha Richardson returns with her third album, Draw The Outline, the Dublin-raised, Kerry-based singer-songwriter talks isolation, Irish music, creative writing, America, and shaking things up.
By: Lucy O Toole
With a run of sold-out dates lined up for this autumn, and their long-awaited debut LP, Poor Advice, finally here, Irish four-piece Basht. discuss desensitisation, biblical imagery, full-circle moments, and ‘90s drum machines.
