Damian Lawlor is a broadcaster for RTÉ, focusing on local news and sports in Dublin, Ireland. With a passion for Gaelic games, Damian covers a wide range of topics including gender equality in sports, player profiles, rule changes, team management, and local club successes.
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Damian Lawlor's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, specifically GAA, Gaelic Football, and Hurling. His articles often cover government announcements related to sports as well as specific events. Therefore, if you have insights into the GAA or Gaelic games in Ireland, particularly related to rule changes or local team developments, Damian would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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Clare are on the lookout for a new senior football manager following the resignation of Mark Fitzgerald.
Raharney's Johnny Greville will be appointed as the new Meath senior hurling manager.
Patrick 'Bonner' Maher has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling. The three-time All-Ireland winner was one of the county's greatest servants.
By: Rté Gaa, Damian Lawlor
Leitrim GAA are seeking a new manager after Mickey Graham stepped down as manager this evening, just two months after his appointment.
This weekend the Football Review Committee will showcase their proposals to make the game of Gaelic football more entertaining.
The Connacht Council of the GAA is reducing ground rent payable to counties for the 2025 provincial senior football championship.
The Gaelic Players Association has warned of its serious concern over the potential reinstatement of pre-season competitions in 2025.
Tipperary's former All-Star Conor Sweeney has retired from intercounty senior football at the age of 34.
Limerick senior hurling goalkeeper Nickie Quaid has suffered an ACL injury. Quaid underwent a scan on Friday last that confirmed the news.
By: Rté Gaa, Damian Lawlor
Derry footballer Chrissy McKaigue has called time on his stellar inter-county career.
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