Jack Madden is a sports writer for The Irish News, with a focus on local sports. He covers a wide range of sports, including Gaelic football, hurling, soccer, and more. Jack's articles provide in-depth analysis, match reports, and updates on the latest news and events in the local sports scene.
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Jack Madden's articles predominantly cover local sports, focusing on Gaelic football, hurling, and other Irish sports. His coverage includes event coverage, reviews, and announcements related to these sports.
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By: Jack Madden
Poland acknowledges the Tyrone men have the advantage of being able to watch Mayobridge in the preliminary round, but equally his side have minutes in the legs.
By: Jack Madden
A famous win against France in Pairc Uí Chaoimh was among the highlights of Gleeson's tenure.
By: Jack Madden
Clermont Auvergne's 2017 Heineken Cup semi-final win was the last meeting between these sides, with the French side not scaling those heights since.
By: Jack Madden
Russell Rovers are yet another Cork outfit competing at this level. 17 of the last 23 Munster JHC champions have come from the Rebel County.
The duo were both part of former manager Mick Bohan's backroom team, with Casey in situ since 2018.
By: Jack Madden
Roisín McCormick is set to feature in the second episode on 2 January along with Cuala and Dublin star Seán Brennan.
Jody's son James was among a strong Abbey CBS crowd in attendance in Dungannon.
The O'Donovan Rossa club lost the St Paul's final in 2010, but recently won the U16 Ulster title and are backboned by eight All-Ireland minor winners with Derry.
By: Jack Madden
A swift Markus Poom equaliser gave ‘The Hoops' short lived parity in the first-half, but a star-studded Chelsea side powered on.
By: Jack Madden
In a golden year for Clann Eireann, the Ulster Minor Tournament final is within their grasp.
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