Declan Whooley is a multi-media sports journalist for RTE, focusing on local sports in Ireland. With a passion for rugby, Gaelic football, hurling, and other sports, Declan provides updates, analysis, and insights on various sporting events and championships in Ireland. His articles aim to keep readers informed and engaged with the local sports scene.
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