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
CLIFTONVILLE David Odumosu: Suffered injury and forced to withdraw before the break but dealt well with everything in a testing opening half hour. 7
By: Brendan Crossan
‘I'm just grateful for the last 10/11 years and grateful for that feeling to celebrate with the lads'
By: Brendan Crossan
Clearer Water Irish Cup final: Linfield 1 Cliftonville 3 (aet) From Brendan Crossan at Windsor Park
By: Brendan Crossan
THE Cliftonville Road came to a standstill on Monday night as the open-top double decker bus carrying an immortalised group of footballers finally docked at Solitude.
By: Brendan Crossan
AS a kid, I absolutely adored Emilio Butragueno. Everything about the Real Madrid and Spanish international striker I loved: his poaching instincts, his
By: Brendan Crossan
Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Round Robin: Dublin v Antrim (Saturday, Parnell Park, 4pm)
THE Ladies GAA isn't always in the media's eye-line - and even with integration on the horizon doesn't mean the promotion of their games will improve
The Ernesiders prepare for their Ulster JFC final assault
THE draw for this year's Antrim club championships was given some novel pizzazz with a polished launch at the Crowne Plaza in Belfast.
IT'S a sluggish Monday morning along the lower Antrim Road. Brothers Rory and Ronan Hale are sitting at one of the bay windows of Caifé Ceoil, just around the corner from their native Newington, enjoying a coffee.
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