Cian Fahey is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, with a focus on local sports news. He writes for Dublin's 98FM and Newstalk, and his work has also been featured in Off The Ball. Cian covers a range of sports topics, providing analysis and insights on football, rugby, and other sports events in the Dublin area.
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