Declan Whooley is a Multi-Media Sports Journalist at RTE. He covers a range of topics within the sports domain, including team sports, individual sports, and various sports disciplines, with a particular focus on the business side of sports. Declan's insights and reporting have been featured in RTE, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports.
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Declan Whooley's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events in Ireland, particularly football and hurling. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to updates or insights about ongoing matches, tournaments, and championships within Ireland.
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Follow the action from the Munster, Connacht and Ulster SFC as it happens.
Of all the things achieved by Michael 'Babs' Keating over an illustrious GAA career, one simple phrase has endured decades.
Andy Moran's appointment as Mayo manager last August injected enthusiasm amongst supporters after a frustrating 2025 season.
SUNDAY 23 May Munster SHC Clare v Limerick, Zimmer Biomet Cusack Park, 2pm ONLINE Follow a live blog on the RTÉ News app and on rte.ie/sport.
Similar to Donegal, the Mayo footballers entered the weekend in the expectation that they would be back training the following Tuesday with provincial ambitions still burning bright.
On paper at least, the Connacht football final has the look of being the most closely contested of the four provincial deciders.
Try telling Roscommon supporters that provincial football doesn't matter as the Rossies made it a clean sweep of Connacht football crowns by ending
The refusal to hit the panic button when Galway built up a sizeable lead in both halves of the Connacht SFC final was crucial to Roscommon's dramatic victory, according to manager Mark Dowd.
Twenty-two years on from their history-making Leinster title, the Westmeath footballers go in search of more glory when they take on Dublin in Croke Park.
Seven defeats from seven meant Monaghan could have few complaints about their relegation to Division 2 of the Allianz Football League earlier this year.
