Ciaran Kennedy is a staff writer at The42. He covers a range of sports-related topics, with a particular focus on competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, as well as arts and entertainment, including theater. Ciaran's work has been featured in Journal Media, Cigalah Group, and The42.
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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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The province head to Franklin's Gardens aiming to secure a home game in the Champions Cup round of 16. 6.31am, 18 Jan 2025
By: Ciarán Kennedy
Niall Scannell is well used to dealing with challenging circumstances at Munster. 8.01am, 18 Jan 2025
The province scored four tries through Diarmuid Kilgallen and Calvin Nash. 5.20pm, 18 Jan 2025 Ciarán Kennedy Reports from Franklin's Gardens
Ian Costello cut a frustrated figure after his Munster team were beaten in a thrilling clash with Northampton Saints.
By: Ciarán Kennedy
Tadhg Beirne cut a frustrated figure after Munster's defeat at Northampton. 6.01am, 19 Jan 2025
By: Ciarán Kennedy
The province came up short in Northampton but their outhalf delivered his strongest performance of the season.
Lock Scott Cummings is also likely to play no part in the tournament. 12.35pm, 20 Jan 2025
The Ireland captain and interim head coach were both speaking at the Six Nations launch in Rome today.
The Northern Irishman finished second to Rasmus Højgaard at the 2024 Irish Open at Royal County Down.
The London side were 4-0 winners against Brighton and Hove Albion. 9.23am, 23 Jan 2025
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