Brian Keogh is a journalist at Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. He specializes in sports, with a focus on individual sports and competitive sports disciplines, as well as the business aspects of professional sports. Brian's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Irish News, The Irish Times, and Belfast Live.
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Brian Keogh's coverage primarily revolves around golf, with a particular focus on Irish golf and the PGA Tour. His articles feature event coverage and include insights from prominent figures in the sport. When reaching out to Brian, consider providing updates or analysis related to ongoing tournaments, profiles of emerging talents in Irish golf, or exclusive interviews with key personalities within the sport.
Given his local geographic focus on Ireland, pitches should emphasize how the content is relevant to Irish audiences or how it ties into broader international events that impact the country's golf scene. This could involve highlighting connections between global developments and their implications for Irish players or tournaments.
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By: Brian Keogh
Cork star wins €29,250 to jump to 38th in Order of Merit in third start since fracturing her elbow
By: Brian Keogh
Stuart Grehan is hoping his putter warms up when he chases down halfway leader Joshua Hill over the final 36 holes in the East of Ireland Men’s Amateur Open at Baltray.
Co Kildare star tied for seventh heading into final round at ShopRite LPGA
By: Brian Keogh
Dubliner warns Europe not to underestimate Jim Furyk as US seek revenge at Adare Manor next year
By: Brian Keogh
Dubliner warns Europe not to underestimate Jim Furyk as US seek revenge at Adare Manor next year
By: Brian Keogh
Tullamore man makes hole-in-one at 17th en route to record 17-under aggregate and a six-shot win
By: Brian Keogh
Kildare star pocketed the biggest cheque of her career for $133,344
By: Brian Keogh
Co Cavan star hoping to return to LA venue for the 2028 Olympics for the inaugural mixed team event with either Shane Lowry or Rory McIlroy
By: Brian Keogh
World No 2 visited the venue en route to Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament in Ohio
Maja Stark has spent the last 12 months looking at the US Women's Open trophy in her bedroom, and Leona Maguire hopes for a similar view over the
