Ian O'Riordan is a journalist at The Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and travel, with particular focus on the Olympics, football, cycling, rugby, and the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on these areas. His work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in sports business and events.
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Ian O'Riordan's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and athletes in Ireland, particularly in running, athletics, cross country championships, and the Olympic Games. His articles feature event coverage with a strong emphasis on personal stories of Irish athletes.
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By: Ian O Riordan
The Olympic champion was in UCD on Wednesday evening to receive the James Joyce award
Ballina native upbeat about title prospects as ‘capable of running close to my best if we get a good day’ in the city
By: Ian O'Riordan
Having won her first national underage title at age 13, at 43 the Offaly native claimed the national title by finishing fifth-best woman in the Dublin Marathon
By: Ian O'Riordan
Ann-Marie McGlynn of Letterkenny AC defended her national in 2.34.05
Twenty-nine-year-old running for Dundrum South Dublin couldn’t contain his justified elation following a massive effort
By: Ian O Riordan
Just over 18,000 of the 22,500 entries made it through the start line on Leeson Street
By: Ian O Riordan
Sarah Keane will be succeeded by either Moira Aston or Lochlann Walsh
By: Ian O Riordan
Donegal's decorated Michael Murphy the latest sporting talisman to roll the dice a successful return
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