Colm Keys is a journalist at Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and the Sunday Independent. He specializes in sports, particularly GAA, and explores themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and the dynamics of family and relationships within the sporting world. Colm's work has been featured in Sunday World Magazine, Belfast Telegraph, and Irish Independent.
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Colm Keys' articles primarily focus on local sports, with a strong emphasis on GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) and Irish Players. His coverage attributes indicate a high percentage of event coverage and announcements related to sports.
Given his geographic focus on Ireland, particularly Dublin, Colm would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or updates regarding local sporting events, clubs, players as well as any official announcements impacting the GAA community.
Consider reaching out if you have exclusive information about upcoming matches or events involving GAA teams or prominent Irish players. Additionally, if you can offer expert commentary or insights into the current state of GAA, Hurling, Football or other Irish sports within the Dublin area specifically.
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By: Colm Keys
Some time after the 2015 All-Ireland hurling final, when all the pageantry of the presentation had abated and the crowds had left, Richie Power and his then six-year-old son Ruairí were left pucking a ball around together, with Croke Park largely to themselves, apart from a few stewards and stragglers.
By: Colm Keys
Dublin skipped the media briefing in Croke Park in the wake of their All-Ireland SFC round one defeat to Louth.
By: Colm Keys
Once the biggest draw in Ireland, the Dubs now face empty terraces, which will alarm the GAA hierarchy
By: Colm Keys
The leap, the AFL-style knee lift onto the shoulder of an unsuspecting colleague, the catch, the landing and then the knowing glance of satisfaction towards the Louth crowd in the adjacent Hogan Stand.
By: Colm Keys
The hurling world has been hit with a surprise resignation following Derek Lyng’s departure as Kilkenny manager, just nine days after his side crashed out of the championship in the wake of their defeat to Dublin.
By: Colm Keys
A retrospective disciplinary case over Donegal manager Jim McGuinness allegedly pushing Kerry’s Diarmuid O’Connor during a heated half-time exchange in their All-Ireland SFC round one clash could not have been pursued due to concerns it would fail, GAA president Jarlath Burns has said.
By: Colm Keys
The GAA will review its arrangements for its All-Ireland football series for 2027, particularly the home venue aspect and the scheduling of early draws, GAA president Jarlath Burns has said.
