David Mohan is a Sports Editor at Belfast Media Group. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, team and individual sports, as well as the intersection of sports with business and broadcasting. David's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RTE, Irish Examiner, and BBC News, among others.
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David Mohan - BBC Sport NI journalist Davy Fitzgerald's appointment as Antrim manager in August 2024 was viewed as something of a coup.
Antrim players James McNaughton and Stephen Rooney pay tribute to outgoing manager Davy Fitzgerald and insist the public drama surrounding the Clare man earlier in the Joe McDonagh Cup didn't affect the squad.
By: David Mohan
Two-time Olympic lightweight champion Kellie Harrington "is training and looking sharp" but will not take part in the World Boxing Cup, China in June.
Two-time Olympic lightweight champion Kellie Harrington "is training and looking sharp" but will not take part in the World Boxing Cup in China in June.
GAA President Jarlath Burns says comparing Dublin manager Ger Brennan's 12-week suspension to the Central Competitions Control Committee [CCCC]'s
By: David Mohan
GAA President Jarlath Burns says comparing Dublin manager Ger Brennan's 12-week suspension to the Central Competitions Control Committee's [CCCC] decision not to punish Donegal boss Jim McGuinness is like "comparing apples to oranges".
Katie Taylor's long-awaited farewell fight at Croke Park is set to be confirmed on Friday.
Katie Taylor's long-awaited Croke Park farewell is set to be confirmed at a press conference on Friday.
David Mohan - BBC Sport NI journalist "I'm definitely going to have to hold back the tears," says Katie Taylor when the prospect of stepping out into Croke Park for her fighting farewell is raised.
By: David Mohan
Katie Taylor says "I'm definitely going to have to hold back the tears" when she walks out for her final professional fight at Croke Park in Dublin on 5 September.
