Eoin Brennan is an Assistant Professor at [Employer]. He specializes in sports journalism, covering themes such as competitive sports, sports business, and marketing, with a particular focus on football, soccer, and gaming. Eoin's work has been featured in prominent publications including Belfast Live, The Irish Times, and the Irish Independent.
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Eoin Brennan's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly Gaelic games such as hurling and football in the Clare region of Ireland. His articles predominantly cover events and announcements related to these sports.
Given Eoin's focus on local sports events, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights into upcoming matches or events, profiles of local athletes, or unique angles related to the Gaelic games scene in Clare.
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By: Merriweather Sans, Eoin Brennan
Joe Considine is set to become the new Chairman of Coiste na nÓg Peil for 2025.
By: Eoin Brennan, Meta Time, Merriweather Sans
Only the sixth female chairperson of Clare LGFA in its now 42 year history, Theresa Roseingrave is not afraid to reach for the stars in terms of ambition or indeed accept second best when it comes to to enhancing and developing the codes from a player-led perspective.
Goals from Ronan Kerin and Elias Kunz propel Clare champions to victory in a contentious and combative clash
There was no room for romance as St Flannan’s College clinically powered to a first Dr. Harty Cup Final in four years in Kilmallock on Wednesday. In what was a trip down memory lane between the two…
By: Cusack Park, Eoin Brennan
Kilkenny finally ended a decade long Clare National League famine when firing a brace of injury-time points to snatch an opening victory in a new-look Division 1A in Cusack Park, Ennis.
Kilkenny finally ended a decade long Clare National League famine when firing a brace of injury-time points to snatch an opening victory in a new-look Division 1A in Cusack Park, Ennis.
Allianz Hurling League Division 1A Round 1 Kilkenny 0-23 Clare 0-21
By: Meta Time, Eoin Brennan
One only has to glance at the management team to fully appreciate how much St Flannan's College are invested in becoming the province's leading hurling force once more.
By: Eoin Brennan
The competitor within him ensures that Brian Lohan is never happy to lose any game but considering the circumstances of only having five of last year's All-Ireland winning starters and losing two of those to injury, overtly the Clare manager was pleased with the character and battling qualities of his new-look side up against such an experienced Kilkenny side.
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