Brendan Crossan is a journalist for The Irish News, focusing on local news in the Belfast area of the United Kingdom. He covers a range of topics including sports, community events, and human interest stories. Brendan's writing often highlights the achievements and challenges faced by local athletes and clubs.
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Brendan Crossan's focus is primarily on local sports events and expert commentary, particularly within the context of Gaelic football. Therefore, he may be most interested in pitches related to upcoming matches or tournaments, interviews with players and coaches, and expert analysis on trends or controversies within Gaelic football.
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Glenswilly legend a big boost to Donegal ahead of NFL Division One campaign
By: Brendan Crossan
St John's man big fan of three up and two-pointers
By: Brendan Crossan
West Belfast venue deemed too small to house All-Ireland champions
By: Brendan Crossan
Seaan Elliott and Keelan Molloy battling against the fitness clock to face Dublin in Croke Park
Antrim’s league campaign may look more welcoming but there is no easy fixtures in Division One
By: Brendan Crossan
‘We're going to learn quite a bit against top tier Dubs'
By: Brendan Crossan
Clare footballers head for Corrigan Park for NFL opener with Saffrons
By: Brendan Crossan
‘It's five weeks and we've just got to stick with it' Antrim selector Pat Bennett
By: Brendan Crossan
Selector Pat Bennett praises Antrim efforts THE Antrim hurlers' season is only a game old but already Davy Fitzgerald's panel is missing players for Sunday's NHL Division 1B home game against Westmeath at Corrigan Park.
By: Brendan Crossan
Euro gold medallist will never get over missing out on Paris Olympics
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