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
The former Manchester United and Ireland centre-back has said the dedication and sacrifice of the players have been forgotten
By: Brendan Crossan
JOHN O'Shea has praised Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson for his “dedication, sacrifice and application” and believes that momentum will start to shift.
By: Brendan Crossan
UEFA Nations League, League B Group Two: Finland v Republic of Ireland (Thursday, Helsinki, 7.45pm)
By: Brendan Crossan
UEFA Nations League, League B Group Two: Finland v Republic of Ireland (Thursday, Helsinki, 7.45pm)
Jody Lynch, Patrick McBride and Pody McCrory spoke in north Belfast to raise awareness for Mental Health
By: Brendan Crossan
Northern Switchgear Antrim Senior Football final: Erin's Own, Cargin 0-10 Roger Casements, Portglenone 0-8 From Brendan Crossan at Corrigan Park
‘The lack of care the most powerful institutions and governments have towards the people in Palestine is, quite frankly, unbelievable'
By: Brendan Crossan
FOR nine years, Michael McShane raised standards at Slaughtneil and not only punched a few holes in Ulster hurling's old order – but changed the face of the small-ball game in the northern province.
IN the days and weeks after hip replacement surgery, you curse a lot. Every minute of every day there's a curse word wanting to tumble into the ether. You just can't curse enough.
By: Brendan Crossan
IF there's a more passionate ambassador for the ancient game of hurling than Neil McManus, no-one has met him yet.
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