Gerry Thornley is a Rugby Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, with a focus on team sports, international sports leagues and federations, as well as major sports tournaments. Gerry's insights and expertise in competitive and professional sports are prominently featured in The Irish Times.
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Gerry Thornley's coverage is predominantly focused on rugby, particularly local teams such as Leinster and Munster. He often provides expert commentary and event coverage related to these teams.
To effectively reach out to Gerry, consider offering insights or analysis from experts within the Irish rugby community. Topics related to recent matches, team performance, player updates, and upcoming events involving Leinster and Munster are likely to be of interest.
Given his focus on local teams in Ireland, providing unique access or perspectives related to players or management within these teams could capture his attention for potential features or expert quotes.
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By: Gerry Thornley
Deflating and damaging weekend for Leinster, Ulster and, by extension, Irish rugby
By: Gerry Thornley
The 22-year-old lock is hoping to follow up on try-scoring return in URC quarter-final against the Bulls
By: Gerry Thornley
Leo Cullen has made eight changes to his starting 15 in bid to bounce back from Champions Cup final defeat
By: Gerry Thornley
Richie Murphy’s team’s season is over, but the metrics were much improved
By: Gerry Thornley
Leo Cullen’s side the last province standing as Munster and Connacht bow out
By: Gerry Thornley
Arguably the greatest openside in the world for much of his playing career, Slattery remained one of the last great amateurs and great club men
By: Gerry Thornley
Former Blackrock player, coach and president was a devoted rugby enthusiast throughout his life
