Brian O'Connor is a journalist with a diverse range of interests, including food, business, history, funny content, and DJ culture. He has written for various brands and publishers and is represented by WME. Brian's work has appeared in publications such as The Irish Times, RealClearMarkets, Inc., Barron's, and the Irish Independent.
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Brian O'Connor's coverage is heavily focused on horse racing, particularly highlighting events like the Melbourne Cup and Breeders' Cup. He also delves into legal policy regulations related to the industry. Given this focus, individuals with expertise in horse racing as well as those knowledgeable about relevant legal and regulatory matters within the sport would have a higher chance of engaging him effectively.
As his geographic focus is national (Ireland), pitches should consider how they relate to Ireland or impact Irish audiences, especially when it comes to horse racing events or regulations in Ireland.
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By: Brian O'Connor
Keith Donoghue partners former dual-Stayers Hurdle champion to big race success over fences
By: Brian O'Connor
Conditions to five festival races changed with National Hunt Chase turned into handicap open to professional riders
By: Brian O'Connor
Government's substantial financial support entitles it to demand greater focus on priorities other than just prizemoney
By: Brian O Connor
Joseph O'Brien's Apples And Bananas a leading contender for Europe's most valuable two-year-old race
By: Brian O'Connor
Whistlejacket favourite to be fourth horse in a row to complete Prix Morny-Middle Park Stakes double
By: Brian O Connor
Irish jockey Jamie Powell unfortunate to be the one to underline how British racing's whip rules do what it says on the tin
Discover the New York City Marathon 2024! Learn the course details, time qualifications, map, and how to qualify for one of the world's most famous races.
By: Brian O'Connor
Ger Hussey calls on high-profile names within racing to publicly back his plan for centralised hub to tackle problem
By: Brian O Connor
BHA appeals panel judged that jockey Jamie Powell struck horse nine times rather than 10
By: Brian O Connor
Horse Racing Ireland's dismissal of plan for ex-racehorses rooted in free-market instincts at odds with sport's State support
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