Aaron Dunne is the Head of Sport at Dublin Gazette Newspapers. He covers a range of topics including individual sports and team sports, providing insights and analysis on both areas. Aaron's work is featured in Dublin Gazette Newspapers, where he brings a comprehensive perspective to the world of sports.
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Aaron Dunne's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly in the Dublin area. His articles predominantly cover event-related news and are centered around sports such as hurling and Gaelic football.
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By: Aaron Dunne
Na Fianna's man-of-the-match midfield star Brian Ryan, whose five points from play lifted the Mobhi Road men to an historic third Dublin title in a row
A charity has had to employ additional chaplains to help residents cope with the trauma of homelessness in Dublin
Andy Lee has hailed Saturday night's Katie Taylor send-off extravaganza as one "befitting of a legend" and described it as a "significant cultural moment for Ireland".
By: Aaron Dunne
For all the massive occasions Eddie Hearn has brought to fruition over the course of his many years at the helm of Matchroom Boxing, even he admits that Katie Taylor’s Croke Park farewell is by far his finest achievement. It so very nearly never came to be too.
Aaron Dunne Reports from the Helix “Flora Pili and her team have no interest in the fairytale story of Katie
By: Aaron Dunne
“The word hero is thrown around a lot, but Katie Taylor is a hero. And on Saturday night, a nation will be coming out to thank her.”
By: Aaron Dunne
If the noise at Wednesday’s open workouts is anything to go by, this won’t just be Katie Taylor’s farewell shindig – it’ll be another Thomas Carty Party.
By: Aaron Dunne
A charity has had to employ additional chaplains to help residents cope with the trauma of homelessness in Dublin
