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Una Mullally

Una Mullally

Una Mullally is a journalist and broadcaster living in Dublin. She primarily writes features, and is particularly interested in popular culture, music, contemporary theatre, online trends, television, feminism and LGBT issues.

She blogs about popular culture for The Irish Times at PopLife. She frequently appears on various national media outlets, and presents an alternative music programme for TG4 called Ceol ar an Imeall (Music on the Edge). Before writing for the Irish Times, she was a staff reporter and columnist with The Sunday Tribune and a columnist with The Dubliner.

Someone like her: sing one of Adele’s songs and you’ll be out. Photograph: Dave M Benett/Getty
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Louis Walsh is holding auditions in Dublin this weekend. How can hopefuls impress the man who led Westlife, Boyzone and Girls Alou(...)

And So I Watch You From Afar soundchecking before their explosive Whelan’s show. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons
Elbows, feet, flying pints, killer guitars

And So I Watch You From Afar are living in the present with their searing new album and uplifting live shows

Inferno by author Dan Brown went on sale yesterday. Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
Run, Robert, run: Dan Brown’s ‘Inferno’

‘The Da Vinci Code’ author’s breathless new book is out now. But is it any good?

Bow down to the Queen of pop

Beyonce raises roof with stellar gig at Dublin’s O2

One step at a time: in the US there is an expectation of starting at the bottom and working your way up through an internship. Photograph: Goodluz/iStock/Getty
What can Ireland learn from US intern culture?

In the home of interning, unpaid placements are embedded in workplace culture. Is that Ireland’s future too?

Tommy Hilfiger and Dee Hilfiger at the Met’s Punk: Chaos To Couture ball. Photograph: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images
The Met Ball: from chaos to cringe by way of couture

The Met Ball was another example of the mainstream trying to co-opt punk, and coming up with pap

Peter O’Brien, who has been involved in organising events in green spaces in Dublin, is relying on technology and spontaneity to pull off his latest series of outdoor film events in Dublin, the Instant Open-Air Cinema Festival, which kicked off in Fitzwilliam Square last month. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Irish Lives: Peter O’Brien, Dubin outdoor events organiser

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