Sarah Caden is a magazine writer at various publications, including the Belfast Telegraph and the Irish Independent. She focuses on health and wellness, exploring topics such as consumer health, diet and nutrition, fitness, and mental health, while also delving into culture and entertainment. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets like MSN and THE GLOSS MAGAZINE.
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Sarah Caden's coverage comprises a mix of event coverage, seasonal content, promotional deals, and opinion editorials in the domain of personal finance and beauty & fashion. Her articles often include local Irish events and products. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering pitches related to local Irish events, unique fashion trends or products available in Dublin, seasonal promotions specific to Ireland or Dublin, and opinions on personal finance topics relevant to the local audience. If you have insights into these areas with a focus on Dublin or Ireland-specific angles, it could be valuable for Sarah Caden's coverage.
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By: Sarah Caden
Sarah Caden has some tips on what can help make the re-entry to everyday life less painful
This year’s long hot summer has surely convinced even the greatest SPF dodgers that it’s a skincare step for every day and not just holidays. It can be hard, however, to find one that doesn’t look oily in the office or cause your make-up to slide off. With that in mind, Irish-made sun-protection brand Solas Skin, launched earlier this year by Amelia Slattery, has an excellent spray in its line-up. With broad-spectrum protection and SPF30, it’s a fine mist that is ideal over make-up or for hydrating mid-day top-ups. SC Solas Skin Spritz, €32.99, Brown Thomas, solasskin.ie
After two years of taking the supplement that supports improved energy and muscle strength, Sarah Caden shares her experience and talks to nutritional therapist Nichola Flood to find out what to be aware of
Often referred to as the bricks and mortar of the face, Sarah Caden finds out what products and lifestyle practices work best to keep this top layer of the skin intact
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
Since 1866, the Calvey family have reared sheep on the mountains of Achill Island. Naturally free-range, feeding on Atlantic sea herbs, mountainy grasses and other vegetation, their lamb is unique in flavour and this year comes in a limited-edition Achill Mountain Lamb Victory Box (€230, incl delivery) to celebrate the Mayo All-Ireland win, comprising 12kg of meat and a specially commissioned keepsake. All orders also include a recipe booklet for every cut. SC calveysachillmountainlamb.ie
By: Sarah Caden
Paul O’Donovan is an Olympic champion rower, and a qualified physiotherapist and medical doctor from Skibbereen in Cork
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
Mr Pussy is performing at The Everyman in Cork on September 19, for a show that includes comedy, music, drag, dance, and, be warned, audience participation. Joining Mr Pussy on stage will be singer Kristin Kappelli, comedian Tina D Parton, the Jack Cunningham Stage School Dancers, Cork drag queen Magenta Fox and drag king Kenny Todgers. LH Mr Pussy Live at the Everyman, see everymantheatre
Sarah Caden got expert advice on sprint interval training and how to incorporate it into a run
Sarah Caden discovered the health benefits of improving her balance
By: Sarah Caden, Liadan Hynes
Artist Karen Lee is hosting a two-hour workshop on September 26, Paint a Vase of Flowers. Taking place at the Marine Hotel in Sutton, Co Dublin, no previous experience is needed. Attendees will learn using Lee’s palette-knife method of painting. LH Paint a Vase of Flowers with Karen Lee, The Marine Hotel Sutton, September 26, 7.30pm-9.30pm, €60pp, see karenleeart
