Cahair O'Kane is a Sports Reporter at The Irish News. He covers a range of topics including football, soccer, and cycling, with a particular focus on events like the Tour de France and the intricacies of French sports culture. Cahair's insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in these dynamic areas of sports journalism.
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Cahair O'Kane's articles predominantly cover local sports, particularly Gaelic football in the Irish region of Derry. Given his focus on event coverage and expert commentary, he may be open to pitches from individuals directly involved in the local Gaelic football scene or those with strong insights into the sport at a regional level.
Pitches offering exclusive interviews with players, coaches, or officials within the Derry GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) would likely resonate well with Cahair O'Kane given his emphasis on local events and expert perspectives.
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By: Cahair O'Kane
IT takes a smart man to play the fool. Sean McGoldrick is a smart man. The Coleraine campus of the University of Ulster would not have employed him for over 40 years if he hadn’t been.
ANTRIM hurlers' hopes for the 2024 season have been dealt a further early blow with the news that five more key players have opted out for the year.
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By: Cahair O'Kane
PAUL Faloon will referee Sunday’s Ulster Senior Club football final between Glen and Scotstown, The Irish News understands.
By: Cahair O'Kane
ANTRIM’S annual convention last night passed a motion calling for the Leinster SHC and Joe McDonagh Cup to be combined.
By: Cahair O'Kane
A RECOMMENDATION from Tyrone’s county committee is calling for players who are not named in the county footballers’ 26-man matchday squad to be released to their clubs on the given weekend.
By: Cahair O'Kane
THE internet is a bedamned place for anyone that’s ever said anything. Forget jail time or financial penalties, for certain small crimes the law ought to be allowed threaten a person with the publication of their social media postings from a decade ago.
GLEN’S All-Ireland semi-final date with Kilmacud Crokes has been set for Newry’s Páirc Esler on Sunday, January 7.
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