Gordon Manning is a journalist for The Irish Times, focusing on national news in Ireland. With a keen interest in sports, Gordon covers a range of topics including women's sports, Gaelic games, and current issues within the Irish sporting community. His articles provide insightful analysis and updates on key events and developments in the world of Irish sports.
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Gordon's coverage focuses primarily on national sports events, particularly in the context of GAA and related activities. Given this, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer expert commentary or insights into ongoing sporting events, especially those pertaining to GAA, Cork, hurling, Páirc Uí Chaoimh, and All-Ireland competitions.
As Gordon has a strong focus on event coverage and announcements within the Irish sports scene, experts with insider knowledge of upcoming matches or significant developments in these areas would likely capture his attention. Additionally, given his interest in local controversies such as stadium naming rights issues at Páirc Uí Chaoimh , providing well-researched perspectives on similar local controversies may also resonate with him.
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By: Gordon Manning, Denis Walsh
By: Gordon Manning
‘We had great faith in the group, great faith in the panel of players that we picked'
The Clare management reluctantly brought O'Donnell off the pitch after 80 minutes – and only when it was clear the Éire Óg man could give no more
Cork hotel a quiet place after All-Ireland final defeat to Clare, but children still arrive looking for selfies and autographs
By: Gordon Manning
Cork manager says extra time becomes a lottery due to players going down injured Pat Ryan believes the GAA should reconsider the use of extra time as a mechanism to decide drawn All-Ireland finals.
Orchard County forward was in the stands as a supporter when Armagh won Sam Maguire 22 years ago
By: Gordon Manning
Armagh ‘lifer' has been part of Kieran McGeeney's management team for the last four years
Sunday's decider will be the first since 2010 not to feature any of Dublin, Kerry or Mayo
‘If you produce the goods you can wear a pink tutu and have pom poms for all I care'
It would be quite the moment, quite the sight; Jarlath Burns handing over the Sam Maguire to his county compatriot Aidan Forker, Jarly Óg Burns
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