Cian Tracey is a journalist at Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on rugby, tennis, and fitness, while also exploring themes related to sports business and workforce dynamics. Cian's work has been featured in the Belfast Telegraph and the Irish Independent.
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Cian Tracey's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly rugby in Ireland. He regularly features event coverage and expert commentary related to rugby matches, teams' performances, and players' injuries.
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Argentina head coach Felipe Contepomi during an Argentina squad training session at Wanderers RFC in Dublin. Photo: Ray McManus/Sportsfile
By: Cian Tracey
Felipe Contepomi is currently working his way through a long list of old friends he is hoping to catch up with during his week in the place he called home for such an important part of his life.
By: Cian Tracey, Sinéad Kissane
Ireland will look to bounce-back from last week’s defeat to the All Blacks when they play Argentina at the Aviva Stadium.
By: Cian Tracey
Andy Farrell demanded a response, and his players just about delivered one, as Ireland got back to winning ways by surviving a major second-half comeback from Argentina.
Garry Ringrose, left, and Robbie Henshaw of Ireland during the Autumn Nations Series match between Ireland and Argentina at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin
Andy Farrell not planning on handing out any cheap caps Andy Farrell is wary of making changes against Fiji and Australia.
Joe McCarthy scores Ireland's third try during the Autumn Series victory over Argentina at the Aviva Stadium. Photo: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile
By: Ruaidhrí O’Connor, Sinéad Kissane, Michael Sadlier, Cian Tracey
Ireland got back to winning ways by surviving a major second-half comeback from Argentina last Friday, having opened their international window with defeat to New Zealand the week before. Our experts look at what issues remain for Andy Farrell’s men ahead of their next Test against Fiji this Saturday afternoon.
By: Cian Tracey
Ireland back-row Ryan Baird has been ruled out of Saturday’s clash with Fiji at the Aviva Stadium, but tightheads Tadhg Furlong and Tom Toole are in contention to return from their respective injuries.
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