Garry Doyle is a Sports Reporter at The Star. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team and individual sports, competitive sports, and sports business, while also touching on arts and entertainment. Garry's work has been featured in notable publications such as The42, Yahoo News UK, and the Irish Star US.
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Garry's coverage focuses mainly on local sports, particularly football in Ireland and Dublin. He covers events, announcements, opinion editorials, and expert commentaries related to the local sports scene.
Given his focus on local sports events and opinions about them from experts within the community, Garry would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights into upcoming matches or events involving Irish teams or players. Additionally, he might appreciate contributions from experts who can provide commentary specific to the Irish football landscape or any significant developments in Celtic FC or League of Ireland.
Those looking to engage with Garry should consider offering localized perspectives relevant to Dublin and Ireland’s sporting world as well as insights into the unique challenges faced by clubs such as Shamrock Rovers.
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By: Garry Doyle
Waterford failed to qualify from Munster again this season as Queally ends his two-year spell in charge
By: Garry Doyle
Meath have the gameplan to bounce back after two shock defeats in the 2026 Championship
By: Garry Doyle
Westmeath won their first Leinster in 22 years last month - but their players were quickly asked if they wanted more
From Kerry's injury worries to Donegal, Galway and Armagh showing flaws, this year's Championship feels far less certain than many pundits admit
By: Garry Doyle
Westmeath, Armagh, Kerry and Roscommon deserve more reward for winning their provincial titles
By: Garry Doyle
The landmark volume will be released in 2029 as part of the build-up to the GAA's 150th anniversary celebrations
The Royals have become one of Gaelic football's most entertaining teams under Robbie Brennan but they must find a better balance ahead of their must-win clash with Derry
By: Garry Doyle
The GAA's landmark Atlas project designed to map the influence of Gaelic games across Ireland and around the world, with the publication set for release to mark the GAA's 145th anniversary
By: Garry Doyle
Provincial winners Armagh, Roscommon and Westmeath all paid the price for early success while beaten teams such as Monaghan and Louth are still chasing Sam.
No side can reach their peak twice. Just look at Armagh. They claimed Ulster glory . The celebrations were warranted.
