Eamon Doggett is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. He primarily writes for the Mirror, covering local sports events, news, and cultural happenings in the Dublin area. His work has also been featured in various other publications, including the Irish Star, Cork Beo, Belfast Live, Dublin Live, and Buzz.
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Eamon Doggett’s coverage is heavily focused on local sports events in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. He seems to be responsive to live event updates and announcements related to various sports such as hockey, horse racing, rugby, hurling, and golf.
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By: Eamon Doggett
The sides meet at Tuam Stadium after making it into the knockout stages of the competition
Cork, Clare and Tipperary all finished on six points after the round-robin stage, but Tipperary's superior score difference saw them go straight through to the final
The province are the defending champions and are sitting pretty in third place in the table, just two points behind the leaders Glasgow Warriors
By: Eamon Doggett
A series of shock results has left things wide open heading into the penultimate round of round-robin matches
The Yellowbellies acquitted themselves very well in a six-point defeat to an ever-improving Sligo side last time out
By: Eamon Doggett
The home side come into this one after a 2-17 to 2-17 draw with Laois last weekend at O'Moore Park
By: Eamon Doggett
Frances Crowley runs The Black Tiger in the Women's Irish Network For Racing Lady Riders Handicap, and it will be ridden by Frances and Pat's daughter, Hannah
By: Eamon Doggett
John 'Shark' Hanlon's gelding was closing all the way to the line but could not reel in French horse Losange Bleu who won by a length and a half
By: Eamon Doggett
Micheal Donoghue's side are unbeaten in three matches, opening up with a draw against Wexford before comfortable victories over Antrim and Carlow
By: Paddy Tierney, Eamon Doggett
Mickey Harte's side bid to bounce back from their Ulster SFC defeat to Donegal as the Oak Leafers look for a first Championship win against Galway
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