Barry Lennon is a journalist at Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on team sports and various sports disciplines. Barry's work has been featured in Sunday World Magazine, MSN, Irish Independent, and Belfast Telegraph.
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Cork, Ireland (Local)
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Barry Lennon primarily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball in Ireland. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reporting and game results.
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Given his focus on local events and teams, individuals involved in the Irish basketball community would be valuable sources for commentary and insights into ongoing developments within the sport.
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By: Barry Lennon
Tralee Warriors knocked out holders Killester after an 89-75 win at MTU Kerry with veteran Daniel Jokubaitis starring for the hosts with 27 points.
By: Barry Lennon
Limerick Celtics aim to spring another surprise in the National Cup when they face Ballincollig in tonight’s semi-final at Neptune Stadium.
By: Barry Lennon
Tralee Warriors will face Ballincollig in the Men’s National Cup decider after the Kerry side’s 86-74 win over UCD Marian in their semi-final at Neptune Stadium.
By: Barry Lennon
Killester head coach Jonny Grennell hopes to secure the club’s first Men’s Super League title since he last led the club to glory in 2014 during his first stint in the hot seat.
By: Barry Lennon
Éanna head coach Gareth Winders admits he was “frustrated” after Ballincollig advanced to the Super League final despite breaching the two-Irish-player rule in their semi-final win over his side.
By: Barry Lennon
At 22 years of age, Latavious Mitchell thought he was long finished with basketball.
By: Barry Lennon
American forward realising dream in Cork after returning to sport following an eight-year break
By: Barry Lennon
Glanmire seek their third Super League title in five years in today’s final against Trinity Meteors, and will hope that American guard Jewel Watkins can guide them there.
By: Barry Lennon
Men's Super League final: Ballincollig 79 Killester 71
