Daire Walsh is a Freelance Rugby Writer. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, particularly team and individual sports, with a focus on competitive sports and the business of sports. Daire's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Gambling.com Group, The Irish Times, and The Irish Sun, among others.
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Daire Walsh's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly Gaelic Games and rugby in the Cork region of Ireland. Given this focus, Daire would likely be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, team performances, player interviews, and human-interest stories within the Cork sports community.
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By: Daire Walsh
The Red Hands take on Armagh in Owenbeg on Sunday AFTER much injury frustration in recent years, Chloe McCaffrey is glad to be back in the mix as
By: Daire Walsh
Chloe McCaffrey is relishing a long-awaited return to fitness as Tyrone gear up for life back in the TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship.
By: Daire Walsh
CHLOE McCAFFREY is determined to help Tyrone to Ulster SFC glory against Armagh today. The Red Hands have already defeated the Orchard in the provincial round-robin series this year. But that 1-10 …
A number of key figures from last year’s success are marked absent for a variety of reasons, but Niamh Donlon has insisted Dublin are seeking to maintain high standards as they launch the defence of their TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship title in the coming weeks.
By: Daire Walsh
She previously held the role with considerable distinction, and now Síofra O’Shea is back as captain of the Kerry senior ladies footballers as they bid for All-Ireland glory in 2026.
After previously shining in the underage ranks of one county, Tara Geoghegan has been enjoying life as a key senior panellist with another in the past 12 months.
Jacques Nienaber admits he faces an uncertain future at Leinster. 6.31am, 2 Jun 2026
Ireland international aims to get over European anguish by finishing club season with success.
By: Daire Walsh
‘It's tough, it is tough, but you've just got to be accountable.' 6.46am, 4 Jun 2026
