Colman Stanley is a Sports Writer at Balls Media and The Irish Sun. He covers a range of topics including gaming, the World Cup, golf, rugby, and football, showcasing his diverse interests in the sports arena. Colman’s work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Balls Media and The Irish Sun.
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Colman Stanley's coverage primarily focuses on sports and gaming, with a strong emphasis on local events in Ireland, particularly Dublin. He seems to be interested in unique and quirky stories related to sports and gaming.
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All Ireland rugby fans of a certain age will have had serious flashbacks to 2007, when watching the ending of today's Six Nations clash between Scotland and France.
By Colman Stanley One of the highlights of last year's Late Late Toy Show was rendition of Ireland's Call by the eight-year-old rugby mad fan, Stevie Mulrooney.
The Waste Management Phoenix Open - played annually at TPC Scottsdale - is one of the most and beloved events on the PGA Tour, due to its famously rowdy crowds.
Irish and Welsh rugby Twitter is taking the fight to the alt-right - ahead of Ireland vs Wales next week - as it aims to counteract racist hashtags which dominate the search bar when the word 'Ireland' is typed.
Xbox's latest move is a further sign of things to come within the gaming industry.
Three-time Olympian Shane Rose has been stood down from competition after wearing a mankini at a fancy dress showjumping event near Sydney.
Kildare were hammered by Armagh this afternoon, in their Division 2 clash at Dr. Cullen Park in Carlow.
Ulster continued their woeful run of form earlier today, with arguably their worst performance of the season in a 19-17 loss away to the Ospreys.
EA Sports have announced the details of the payments that will be given to players who opt in to the upcoming EA Sports College Football 25 game.
By: Colman Stanley
SHANE LOWRY has taken the positives from his Open finish — with an eye on the Olympics. A closing three-under-par round gave Lowry sole possession of sixth as he finished on four under. He looked l…
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