I’m looking to speak to men in Ireland who have suffered from gynochomastia or who may have gotten corrective surgery for a health-led feature in a newspaper.
All interviews will be handled sensitively! DMs are open.
🎙️Bhí an deis agam le déanaí cúpla clár den phodchraoladh @thejournal_ie a láithriú trí mheán na Gaeilge!
Sa chéad chlár, labhair mé le @maitiuocoimin faoin tionchar a bheidh ag an intleacht shaorga ar earnáil na Gaeilge agus ar an teanga í féin🤖
https://t.co/dKc72qWhbN
#journorequest before the weekend:
Looking to speak to someone in Ireland in their 40s or 50s about the grief of losing a friend in early adulthood and how that grief has changed over time.
It’s an interview for a national publication and will be handled sensitively.
Another #journorequest:
Looking to speak to men in their 30s in Ireland who have gotten Botox. Why do you it? Do you feel pressured into doing so and have you seen a big demand for it among peers?
For a national publication and will be handled sensitively!
#journorequest before the weekend:
Looking to speak to someone in Ireland in their 40s or 50s about the grief of losing a friend in early adulthood and how that grief has changed over time.
It’s an interview for a national publication and will be handled sensitively.
Cé chomh tábhachtach is atá sé nuacht a chur ar fáil do dhaoine óga?
Dar le Katelyn Hayes, eagarthóir agus láithreoir nuachta ar Nuacht Cúla 4, bíonn tuiscint ag páistí faoi scéalta móra domhanda agus bíonn siad ag iarraidh tuilleadh eolais a fháil.
https://t.co/upsgmo4Ut8
Labhair mé le Muireann Kelly ón @AnTaibhdhearc faoin borradh atá tagtha ar dhrámaíocht na Gaeilge i mbliana agus na haidhmeanna atá ag an amharclann do 2026👇
“Tá tóir ar dhrámaíocht Ghaeilge anois mar gheall ar rudaí cosúil leis an gCailín Ciúin, ach caithfidh an rannpháirtíocht a bheith soiléir idir an lucht féachana agus an amharclann," a dúirt stiúrthóir ealaíne na Taibhdheirce.
https://t.co/RgM7b4qJzC
Tá níos mó daoine ag foghlaim faoi chultúr agus oidhreacht na tíre, agus chuaigh muid go Conamara, áit gur labhair muid le Becky Ní Éallaithe a bhuaigh an corn steip ag an Oireachtas i mbliana.
https://t.co/RcbX6glymL
I have one ticket to Mick Flannery and Susan O’Neill in Vicar Street tonight with support from Kate Nash - I can no longer go so selling the ticket below face value (€33) via TicketSwap!
Gutted I can’t go but hoping the ticket doesn’t go to waste
https://t.co/mPSMgTi3JG
#journorequest Looking to chat to people in Ireland who made a will in their 20 about their reasons for doing so for a piece in a national paper.
What did you put in it if you don’t have assets, how was the process, did you leave last wishes for your loved ones, etc?🤔
"Ní ionann na samhail gheilleagrach agus clubanna oíche, agus má bhreathnaíonn tú ar an rialtas in Éirinn, tá chuile rud a dhéanann siad bunaithe ar na samhail gheilleagrach."
https://t.co/PZNeVt55dT
Yet again, Fine Gael has failed to win a presidential election, with some dubbing it 'the curse of the Áras'.
But just how close has Fine Gael come to winning the presidential elections over the past 90 years?
https://t.co/znZLoHRzpX
51% of people who voted for Catherine Connolly said they would vote for a left-alliance of Sinn Féin, Social Democrats, Labour and People Before Profit at the next general election.
This is compared to only 3% of Humphreys and 6% of Gavin voters.
https://t.co/g2q3ysbpMq