Kate Demolder

Kate Demolder has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Kate Demolder are: Instagram, LinkedIn, Email, X. Besides social media accounts, katedemolder has populated their site with In Galway, two brothers are trying to reinvent the Irish chipper one portion at a time - The Currency :The Currency, Interviews with CEOs Brent Pope, Jim Power and Sinéad Donovan et al, ‘In five years I want to be turning over €50m’ – Ginny Seymour on fashion brand Aligne’s growth plans | Business Post, How does one tell the story of abuse in 2026? Frank McGuinness's new show comes to the Abbey - The Currency :The Currency, Welcome to Viagra Town - New Statesman, "Writing was the only power I had left": John Boyne on trauma, truth and the power of fiction - The Currency :The Currency, Taylor Swift Inc: How pop’s biggest star turned emotion into equity - The Currency :The Currency, How FemTech is finally addressing long-overlooked needs for women, The political rage of Sydney Sweeney  - The Currency, Roxane Gay: ‘I was teased for my surname in school in the 1980s. People were like: is ‘Is’ your middle name?’, Andrea Mara: “Rich people doing bad things is fun to read”  - The Currency, 'I’ve had this girl examined by a doctor and she is pregnant. And you are the cause of it' – The remarkable story of Griffith V Griffith, God Knows: ‘My parents are a bit wary of the trappings of fame. The high highs and the low lows’, Ireland’s club renaissance: ‘Come 1am, people are sweating. I never could’ve imagined that 10 years ago’, Dublin’s iconic statue has a groping problem, ‘People who do bad things think they’re good guys’ – Steve Coogan on bringing Dr Strangelove to the stage, ‘People think we will always be here; it’s not that simple’: Mark O’Brien on running the Abbey, Nineteen Eighty-Four turns 75: the older George Orwell’s dystopian novel grows, the more urgent it feels, INTERVIEW: Rebecca Achieng Ajulu-Bushell on being world number one, retiring as a teenager and racial inequality, Having raised €15m to date, can women's health company Hertility win in a crowded field? - The Currency, In a tiny village in southwest Ireland, Trump will always be president, Emma Donoghue: ‘With birth, it’s a real spin of the roulette wheel. Women’s lives have always been determined by this crapshoot’, ‘The fact that we cannot use the words “sex” or “vagina” to have these conversations is very concerning’ - Irish sex educator MJ Fox, Big sister energy: How Taylor Swift built a billion-dollar musical empire, What is a 'trad wife'?, True Detective’s Finn Bennett: I’d never support the English football team, The artist painting Free Derry Corner for Gaza, ‘We thought we were making a teen film but every generation needs these conversations’ – filmmaker Molly Manning Walker on consent and winning at Cannes, Alison Oliver on playing posh: ‘For these people, it’s cringe to care about anything. Even if you feel really hurt or rejected, you show nothing’, SUNDAY TIMES: Why I stopped running the day Ashling Murphy died, CMAT: 'I’m not trying to be a normal girl, because I never was one', Philippa Gregory: The term ‘guilty pleasure’ is used to make women feel ashamed, Macy Gray: ‘I’ve gotten to a stage in my life where I can direct the conversation a little bit’, Christine and the Queens in Dublin: A charismatic and theatrical performance in a liberating show, Jason Byrne: ‘My brain still thinks I’m going to swing up home in a few months’ time and Dad will be there’, Kate Demolder: Russell Brand did not hide who he was. We just never believed him - The Currency, Artist Peter Doyle: ‘Self-taught was just me going to the studio and painting and failing and then figuring it out from there’, Irish street artist Maser: ‘All I look for is openness’, Sinéad O’Connor was a non-violent soldier ready to fight for any of us who needed help, SUNDAY TIMES IRELAND COVER STORY: Trad, The Revival, Max Rocha: ‘My dad and my sister are in that world, but I find the attention distracting’, How has the sex scene evolved since #MeToo?, Aby Coulibaly: ‘As a mixed person, there’s always a question over what your accent is gonna sound like’, Are we really having less sex? | IMAGE.ie, Music: The Strange Boy rapper from Limerick whose huge talent defies genre and passion defies age, Rich, dysfunctional, and royal: The firm’s new CEO walks in - The Currency, Meet Gemma Dunleavy — the voice of Sheriff Street, Who can save the earth? Mary Robinson believes it’s women  |, Kate Demolder: Who decides what womanhood looks like?, ‘I don’t think about it as a sex show. It’s a feminist show’: Corinne Fisher on her Guys We F**ked podcast, threesomes and censorship, “We have this idea that alcoholics lie in the street with a bottle in their hand - that’s just not the truth” - The Currency, Pillow Queens conquered international stages and TV soundtracks — now they’re back home and ready for more, Comedian Grace Campbell: ‘I treated my need for male validation as an addiction’, ‘Coolest man’ Jack Guinness: ‘Fame isn’t real but I’ve seen a lot of people get kind of hypnotised by it’, LONELY PLANET GLOBAL: Take a stroll with Dublin's ballad singing tour guide, The Academic — new music and a new label for Mullingar’s brightest star, ‘Being Irish abroad was never cool. It’s changed utterly now’ – Bill Whelan, The Rise of the Vulnerable Celebrity, The Irish stars to watch in 2023 - from singer Cian Ducrot to actor Alisha Weir, Joanne McNally: ‘I love being in a relationship but I feel like single woman is my brand’, Fade Street (with Kate Demolder) | Flop Culture, Sheer divilment: the Mary Wallopers and folk’s rude rebirth, Michael Fry: ‘It felt like someone was telling you if you don’t play GAA, you can go f*** yourself’, ‘I was told I didn’t look right and not to speak unless I had something to say’ – Soda Blonde’s Faye O’Rourke on surviving as a woman in the music industry, TWITTER:, THE CURRENCY: What we talk about when we talk about Love Island, IRISH INDEPENDENT: Dublin comedian Anna Clifford: ‘As a teenager, I drank too much and suffered quite badly with body dysmorphia and self-hatred’, SUNDAY TIMES PROFILE: Gaelic drill music pioneer Selló: ‘I dream so big, man’, IMAGE MAGAZINE: The problem with Barbie? She stands for nothing at a dangerous time for women, THE CURRENCY: Act, naturally – how casting in movies and TV became a culture battleground, IMAGE MAGAZINE: Ghislaine Maxwell looked the part and that’s all that matters, INDEPENDENT PROFILE: Comedian Grace Campbell: ‘The first time I met Boris Johnson was in the nepotism box at a Miley Cyrus concert’, SUNDAY TIMES PROFILE: Kneecap: the bad boy rappers of Belfast, RTÉ: What can Love Island teach young people about relationships?, SUNDAY TIMES PROFILE: Ciara Lindsey, aka Kynsy: a fully fledged visionary, STYLIST MAGAZINE: That post-coital feeling: we investigate the way women feel right after they've had sex, IRISH INDEPENDENT: Shit London Guinness interview: ‘After Jamie Dornan mentioned us on The Graham Norton Show everything blew up’, SUNDAY TIMES PROFILE: Fia Moon: ‘The Dua Lipa comparison is hilarious’, IMAGE MAGAZINE: I Never Considered My Class Until University, The eroticisation of pregnancy and motherhood, Richie Sadler on sex-ed: 'If you want young people to make informed decisions, you’ve got to give them the right information', Kate Demolder dissects the 'sexy baby voice' phenomenon, Inside Ireland's witches coven, Kate Demolder on Kim Kardashian and the end of the BBL era.