Eoin Ryan is a multimedia journalist with a focus on national sports coverage in Ireland. He writes for RTE Sport and Pharmaceutical-Technology, covering a range of topics including Gaelic games, pharmaceutical industry updates, and general sports news. His work has also been featured in BMC.
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Eoin's coverage primarily revolves around sports, with a notable focus on Gaelic games and the Premier League. He also covers topics like drug shortages in Europe. Given this, Eoin is likely to be responsive to pitches related to breaking news or developments within the world of sports, particularly those that are relevant to Ireland.
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By: Eoin Ryan
On Friday night, or early Saturday morning if you're in Ireland, Katie Taylor will face Amanda Serrano in what seems certain to be the most watched female boxing match in history.
By: Eoin Ryan
It would be a stretch to say Katie Taylor stands on the brink of greatness. As a two-weight undisputed champion, she already has two feet on that podium.
Katie Taylor defended her status as undisputed world light-welterweight champion with a unanimous-decision but controversial victory over Amanda Serrano in Texas.
Brendan Rogers insists that the Derry footballers didn't lose faith in former manager Mickey Harte but he accepts that their early-season focus this year might have led to the subsequent disappointing championship campaign.
You might expect Walter Walsh to have a little more time on his hands now that he has drawn the curtain on 12 years of inter-county hurling with Kilkenny.
By: Eoin Ryan
Brendan Rogers says Derry's senior players had no input into the choice of Mickey Harte's successor but admits that many of the squad have "a love" for former manager Rory Gallagher.
Now is their winter of content. For most teams in Gaelic games, November is a chance to recharge the batteries, both mental and physical.
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