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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Ireland (National)
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
World's most famous race is a very different challenge compared to days of Red Rum and Aldaniti
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By: Brian O'Connor
Willie Mullins lands two more top-flight prizes to help chances of success in British trainer’s title race
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By: Brian O Connor
It is the oldest jewel in jump racing's crown but Saturday's Aintree Grand National is a very contemporary illustration of the modern sport.
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By: Brian O Connor
Irish champion trainer a 1-2 favourite to beat Paul Nicholls and Dan Skelton when season ends on Saturday week
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By: Brian O Connor
21 finishers from 32 runners was the highest number to complete the course since 1992
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By: Brian O Connor
Instead Wexford will host a meeting on Thursday evening (April 25th) and another will take place a day later at Downpatrick.
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By: Brian O Connor
Paul Townend and Jack Kennedy resume their race for Ireland's jockeys' championship at Naas
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By: Brian O Connor
Top Irish handler closing in on Dermot Weld's record tally and becoming Ireland's winning-most trainer
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By: Brian O'Connor
Irish trainer keeps up momentum towards British trainers’ title with runner in Ffos Las on Monday
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