Ciaran Kennedy is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on local sports news. He writes for The42 and his work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Journal Media. Ciaran covers a range of sports, including rugby, soccer, and athletics, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the local sports scene in Dublin and Ireland.
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Ciaran's focus on sports, particularly rugby in the local context of Ireland and Dublin, suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to developments within Irish rugby. This could include insights from players or coaches, analysis of team performance, or human interest stories featuring key figures within the sport.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary, Ciaran may be open to receiving input from credible sources who can provide valuable perspectives on ongoing matches, player performances, team strategies, and broader trends within Irish rugby.
If you have access to exclusive interviews with players or insider knowledge about significant events or changes within Irish rugby teams such as Munster and Leinster as well as updates regarding national teams like Ireland in the context of Six Nations competitions then it might pique Ciaran's interest.
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By: Ciarán Kennedy
The draw took place in Zurich today.
Caelan Doris, Liam Turner, Andrew Porter and Tom Clarkson also come into the starting team.
By: Ciarán Kennedy
A strong Leinster team will be expected to make it two wins from two in the Champions Cup.
A spirited Clermont made life difficult for the province at Aviva Stadium. 7.26pm, 14 Dec 2024 Ciarán Kennedy Reports from Aviva Stadium
Leo Cullen accepts the province need to improve after a scrappy win over Clermont. 8.55pm, 14 Dec 2024
By: Ciarán Kennedy
The out-half made some poor errors against Clermont but was central to all of Leinster's scores.
Leinster boss Leo Cullen admits the province need to improve before the Champions Cup returns in January.
Katie-George Dunlevy and her pilots Linda Kelly and Eve McCrystal were crowned Team of the Year.
Follow all the action as it happens in Belfast.
Connacht have named a strong side while the home team have heavily rotated. 7.01am, 21 Dec 2024
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