Dan Walsh is an NRL journalist and digital producer. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, health and wellness, and real estate, with a particular focus on team sports and the housing market. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Age, Crain's Cleveland Business, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Dan Walsh's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly cricket and rugby, within Australia, New South Wales, and Sydney. He also covers local news such as events in the region.
Those seeking to reach out to Dan should consider providing insights into local sporting events or developments related to cricket and rugby within the specified geographic area. Additionally, pitches regarding other local news stories relevant to Sydney or New South Wales may also be of interest.
Given his focus on event coverage and government announcements related to sports, providing exclusive access or insights into upcoming local sporting events or official statements from relevant authorities could increase the chances of a successful pitch.
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By Dan Walsh at Clohamon A parade from Slaney ABP to the field starting at 7pm on Saturday evening kick starts the two-day Irish Vintage
By: Dan Walsh
Dan Walsh They came in cardinal and myrtle party hats. They ate no less than 120 kilos of cake in honour of Jai Arrow's birthday.
Two of the game’s most polarising players are united once more by Instagram innuendo, fractured dressing rooms and seismic contract calls.
Six people were rescued from the water at Rosslare Strand on Sunday afternoon following an incident where a young swimmer was in difficulty in the water and brave rescuers ended up in difficulty themselves.
Uisce Éireann is asking customers in parts of County Wexford to be mindful of their water use as night-time restrictions are being introduced to help maintain daytime water supplies for local communities.
The Minister of State with responsibility for the Circular Economy Alan Dillon recently confirmed that he has signed the commencement order providing for a substantial increase in litter fines.
