Frank Brownlow is a journalist for The Irish News, focusing on local news and sports in Belfast, United Kingdom. With a passion for darts and the PlayR-Fit Championship, Frank covers the latest updates and highlights in the world of sports, providing readers with engaging and informative articles.
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Frank Brownlow's coverage revolves almost entirely around local sports events, particularly in the realm of darts and football. His articles primarily focus on event coverage and announcements related to local sporting activities.
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By: Frank Brownlow
Back-to-back Premiership champions dumped out in one of Irish Cup's great shocks
By: Frank Brownlow
Roesiders geared up for huge Friday night lights clash at Playr-Fit Championship leaders Bangor
Ben Arthurs' goal enough to see off Irish Cup heroes Limavady in Playr-Fit Championship
Goal in 98th minute secures point in 3-3 thriller
Dungannon second in Sports Direct Premiership after crushing Crusaders 5-1 at Seaview
Louise Thompson becomes first woman to take charge of top-flight Irish League men’s fixture
By: Frank Brownlow
Playr-Fit Championship leaders ‘taking nothing for granted' in promotion bid
Playr-Fit Championship leaders decked by Down strugglers
By: Frank Brownlow
Big wins for Roesiders and Welders LIMAVADY signalled their Playr-Fit Championship title intentions by cutting Bangor's lead at the top to six points, Paul Owens' Roesiders crushing Dundela 4-0 at the Showgrounds.
By: Frank Brownlow
Cliftonville boss admits it was difficult to focus on return to Irish League action following funeral of Michael Newberry
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