Adam Lacey is the Sport Editor at Extra.ie. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and travel, with a particular focus on soccer, the Olympics, and European football. Adam's work has been featured in Inspire, IrishCentral, Extra.ie, and Geek Ireland.
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Adam Lacey's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly football and soccer, with a notable emphasis on the Premier League. His coverage also includes evolving stories related to these sporting events.
For those looking to engage Adam through pitches or contributions, offering insights into local Irish sports events or developments in the world of football and soccer would likely be well-received. This could include analysis of matches involving Irish teams or players as well as insider perspectives on news related to the Premier League.
Given his frequent coverage of sports and some entertainment news, it may be useful for contributors to provide unique angles or behind-the-scenes details from within these industries when reaching out to him.
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By: Adam Lacey
Harry Potter fans will be on high alert this summer as the real-life version of quidditch -- called quadball -- has its World Cup.
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Derry manager Paddy Tally fired the first broadside at football's new way, warning that allowing goalkeepers to become active players in the attacking half of the field was ‘killing the game'.
Virgil van Dijk has played a significant role in the vast majority of his 300 Liverpool appearances but conceded there were two other influential Dutchmen who
By: Adam Lacey
Manchester United has welcomed the announcement of UK government support for the project to regenerate the area around Old Trafford, with chief executive Omar
Ireland have been dealt a major setback ahead of their Guinness Six Nations opener against England this Saturday, with star tighthead Tadhg Furlong sidelined due to a calf injury.
By: Adam Lacey
Ange Postecoglou dismissed questions over his future after Tottenham hit a new “low” with a 2-1 defeat to Leicester, but retains belief the club can still
England's prospects of causing an upset against Ireland have improved after Alex Mitchell was cleared to take part in the Guinness Six Nations opener in Dublin.
Kyle Walker has said joining AC Milan was an opportunity he could not turn down following his move from Manchester City.
Ireland's best breakers are gearing up for a showdown as the Red Bull BC One Ireland takes over the Button Factory in Dublin this February.
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