Suzanne Brennan is an audio producer at The Irish Times. She focuses on themes related to sports and sports business, while also exploring topics such as consumer health, mental health, and wellness programs. Suzanne's work has been featured in HamletHub, The Irish Times, Lurgan Mail, and Chestnut Hill Local.
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Suzanne Brennan's focus is primarily on entertainment news and profiles, with an emphasis on local figures in Dublin, Ireland. She also covers family and relationships to a lesser extent.
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The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
By: Suzanne Brennan
Prima Facie, the award-winning one-woman play written by Australian playwright Suzie Miller is coming to the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin later this month.
By: Suzanne Brennan
It was a throwaway comment on an episode of The Irish Times Inside Politics Podcast in 2023, that sealed the fate of political journalist and author
By: Suzanne Brennan
What is it like learning to drive later in life? In today's episode of The Irish Times Women's Podcast, we hear from journalist June Shannon who passed her driving test at the age of 54.
By: Suzanne Brennan
It's not your typical cure for anxiety, but author and podcaster Caroline Foran swears by ASMR as a way to restore calm and help soothe her central nervous system.
By: Suzanne Brennan
Next month, former hairdresser Miriam Payne will walk 120km of the camino in Portugal alongside 12 of her fellow Sea of Change choir members.
By: Suzanne Brennan
For most of 2026, the people of Iran have been subject to a near-total communications blackout, with access to the internet and telephone lines extremely limited.
By: Suzanne Brennan
Last month, Fifa's president Gianni Infantino shocked football fans around the world when he announced plans to sell a slice of the World Cup's business to private investors.
By: Suzanne Brennan
The Dublin Fringe Festival kicks off on Saturday, September 5th, bringing theatre productions, dance performances and immersive installations to multiple venues around the city.
By: Suzanne Brennan
Comedian Kyla Cobbler was in her early 20s, working and living in Milan, when she met an “absolutely gorgeous” Italian man, seventeen years her
