Olivia Fahy is an Editor at Geek Ireland. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture, and current affairs, often exploring themes such as government and politics, economic policy, and wellness. Olivia has been featured in various outlets including Rollercoaster.ie, IrishCentral, and Newstalk.
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Olivia's coverage primarily revolves around the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on events such as awards shows, movie announcements, and celebrity interactions. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes insights into major entertainment events.
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Back in the day, O'Connell street was Dublin's grandest boulevard. And yet, for quite some time, it is a street that has struggled to recapture its former identity.
The Herbert Park Hotel had initially accepted the booking for representatives from the EU's 27 member states to stay and was in conversation with the organisers about hosting the conference.
It was announced on the evening of October 23 that Irish musician Donal Lunny had died aged 79.
By: Olivia Fahy
Pat Kenny has launched a new weekly podcast on life and politics in the United States called The Divided States of America.
Mick Clifford's new book, There I Long to Be: Life Through a GAA Lens, focusses on the role that Gaelic football plays in his life as a Kerryman.
By: Olivia Fahy
The Taoiseach MicheΓ‘l Martin has said that Ryan Tubridy would be βvery welcomeβ to move into politics.
Vincent Browne has written a major new biography called Charles Haughey: Glory, Greed and Guns, drawing on archival material and Vincent's own decades of reporting on the former Taoiseach.
As Israel prepares to go to the polls, one question is becoming increasingly important: Do any of the parties support the establishment of a Palestinian state in any of Israel's boundaries?
A story in the Irish Mail on Sunday has indicated that councils and local authorities have been encouraged to stop buying turnkey properties.
As Serbia goes to the polls, a student-led movement has become the lead challengers to former president Aleksandar VuΔiΔ's dominance.
