Cian Tracey is a rugby writer for the Irish Independent, with a focus on local rugby news in Ireland. He provides in-depth coverage of matches, player profiles, and analysis of the sport. Cian's work has also been featured in the Belfast Telegraph.
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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.
Given Cian's focus on local sports, he would likely be receptive to pitches involving exclusive interviews with players or coaches from Irish rugby teams such as Munster and Leinster. Additionally, providing insights into the performance of these teams or individual player analyses could capture his interest.
As Cian Tracey primarily covers local events within Ireland, pitches should align with this geographic focus for increased relevance.
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By: Cian Tracey
Of Rónan Kelleher’s 32 Ireland caps to date, only 13 have come as starts. In most other eras, that number would be a lot higher.
Former Ireland back-row Claire Molloy has called time on her career, retiring as one of the finest players of her generation.
Leinster have been drawn away to La Rochelle in next season’s Champions Cup pool stage in what will be a repeat of last season’s group stage meeting.
By: Cian Tracey
Talented Munster back-row Brian Gleeson will take over the Ireland U-20 captaincy from his provincial team-mate Evan O’Connell after the influential Limerick lock was ruled out of the remainder of the Junior World Cup.
By: Cian Tracey
Since leaving Munster in the summer of 2013, Wian du Preez has been back to Ireland twice, but he hasn’t yet returned to Limerick. He is saving that for a particularly special occasion.
By: Cian Tracey
There are two ways to assess the form guide heading into today’s under 20 World Cup semi-final between Ireland and England (3.30).
Ciarán Frawley came of age with his 21-minute cameo in Durban With exactly 78:57 minutes gone on Saturday night, a collective gasp reverberated
Hugh Gavin has had an impressive tournament. Photo: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
By: Cian Tracey
Ireland are reportedly set to take on New Zealand in Chicago next year, nine years after their historic first win over the All Blacks.
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