Brendan Crossan is a sports reporter at The Irish News. He specializes in GAA, soccer, and boxing, serving as the Republic of Ireland soccer correspondent since 2001 and covering major tournaments such as the World Cup and European Championships. Brendan's work has also been featured in the Mirror, Belfast Live, and the Irish Examiner.
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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
As Tyrone prepare to face Kerry in an intriguing All-Ireland semi-final, Brendan Crossan charts the career of Kingdom boss Jack O'Connor...
By: Brendan Crossan
Kerry, Tyrone, Meath and Donegal chase All-Ireland final spots
By: Brendan Crossan
Nobody saw Meath coming. Not even Meath. All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final: Donegal v Meath (Sunday, Croke Park, 4pm...
By: Brendan Crossan
‘Le Chéile le hAghaidh 2030 has capacity to deliver'
By: Brendan Crossan
Father-of-two O'Carroll has fully embraced life in Prague, but is also working with the Northern Ireland team for their World Cup play-off
By: Brendan Crossan
O'Carroll, who played with Cliftonville, Crusaders, Dungannon Swifts and Glenavon, is broadening his experiences with top Czech Republic outfit Sparta Prague
By: Brendan Crossan
It's rare in today's GAA to get an inter-county manager to sit down and chew the fat. Louth's Gavin Devlin is exceptional in that respect: 'You might have mocked me or teased me as a player – but try and mock me now'
By: Brendan Crossan
Armagh couldn’t buy an Ulster Championship win in McGeeney's first four years in the job. Now they are serial contenders for all honours
By: Brendan Crossan
Conor McManus and Paul Finlay feel Monaghan's response to Ulster final heartbreak, and February's heavy league defeat to Mayo, will reveal plenty about where the county stands
