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Sadhbh O'Sullivan

I am a writer and editor specialising in living, women's health, digital culture and LGBTQ+ issues. I currently write for the i paper's features desk.

In 2015 I co-founded the independent feminist magazine Ladybeard and was part of the movement pushing feminism back into mainstream publishing. We produced three print magazines (Sex, Mind and Beauty) between 2015 and 2018 for which we won awards from Stack Magazines and ModMag. As a writer I have worked with the i, The Wildest, Gloss magazine IE, Courier, Cause + Effect, Oh Comely and the one-off Do What You Want zine from Ruby Tandoh.

Prior to working full time in editorial, I worked in social media and digital marketing for three years before joining the social media editorial team at Refinery29 in 2017.

In my spare time I knit. A lot.

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  • The healthiest weekend habits (including having a lie in)
    14 Sep 2024—The i Paper
    You’ve gone to the gym, made healthy lunch choices, maybe stuck to the alcohol-free beers. But now it’s the end of an intense working week. You can no longer resist the siren song of ordering in something greasy and delicious, or ordering a few rounds at the pub. Who would dare deny you that joy? The good news is you do not need to forgo all these things for the sake of your health. Having fun and taking care of yourself are not mutually exclusive – you just have to be strategic. Whether...
  • How the doctors avoid insect bites (and why you should put a fan outside)
    15 Aug 2024—i newspaper
    Sprays and lotions are a go-to but certain essential oils and fans are lesser-known ways for keeping bites at bay After a recent trip to the South of France, I returned home with the classic holiday souvenirs: overpriced biscuits, accidental sand in pockets, and some absolutely raging mosquito bites. Insects, with their bites and their stings, have been running rampant as we move through peak bug season. Midges, ticks, wasps and horseflies have been making themselves known in the...
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