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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The players watched clips of the 2009 meeting with Munster ahead of yesterday’s training session in UCD.
Ciarán Kennedy LEINSTER AND NORTHAMPTON Saints have had very different run-ins to Saturday's do-or-die Champions Cup semi-final clash in Croke Park [KO 5.30pm, RTÉ/TNT Sports].
LIFE IS GOOD for Ross Byrne at the moment. After a frustrating time out of action with an arm injury – missing the entirety of Ireland's Six Nations
AS LEINSTER SENT a shadow squad down to South Africa for back-to-back URC games, Dan Sheehan jumped at the chance to enjoy a week off.
JOSH VAN DER Flier and Ross Molony have both been named in Leinster's starting XV for tomorrow's Champions Cup semi-final meeting with Northampton Saints at Croke Park [KO 5.30pm, RTÉ/TNT Sports].
THE MEMORIES CAME flooding back for Leo Cullen as his Leinster team took to the pitch for today's Captain's Run at Croke Park.
The pressure is all on the province as Northampton Saints look to spoil the party in Dublin.
By: Ciarán Kennedy
JAMES LOWE RECALLS Leinster's 2018 Champions Cup final win fondly, even if he'd liked to have been more centrally involved.
The province were dominant in the first half before the Saints set up a tense finish.
By: Ciarán Kennedy
Leo Cullen admitted his team have work to do after booking their place in the Champions Cup final.
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