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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By: Brendan Crossan
Trillick native showed tremendous courage in the face of a battle he couldn't win
By: Brendan Crossan
‘Why not honour the efforts of club legend Thomas Cassidy?'
By: Brendan Crossan
Dylan's dad Rossa pays heartfelt tribute to Glengormley-based football club after devastating diagnosis
By: Brendan Crossan
The 34-yaer-old Breaffy man played in three All-Ireland finals
By: Brendan Crossan
“Linfield are sitting top of the table, and they are the best team in the league”
MacRory Cup days, life Down Under, fatherhood and having the world at his feet again
By: Brendan Crossan
Boss Decky McCrory on-call on Christmas Day Co Antrim Steel & Sons Cup final: Willowbank v Derriaghy CC (Christmas Day, Seaview, 10.45am)
By: Brendan Crossan
“I felt like throwing cream potatoes all over the house” - ‘Star boss Paul Trainor
By: Brendan Crossan
‘So hard to replace Ben Wilson, Ronan Hale and Sam Ashford's goals'
By: Brendan Crossan
Jordan Malone's pile-driver makes history for first-time winners Derriaghy
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