Jason Byrne is a GAA Correspondent for MileSplit, Inc. and The Irish Sun. Based in Athlone, Ireland, Jason provides coverage and analysis of Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) events, with a particular focus on the national level. He is also the author of "Born to Save," a book about Leitrim legend Martin McHugh.
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Jason Byrne's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly in the domain of sports, specifically track and field events. He also has a significant portion of press release content.
Given his focus on high school athletics, relay races, and sprinting among other topics related to track and field events, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local/national/international sporting events within these domains. Additionally, given the focus on family & relationships themes as well as national geographic scope (Ireland), stories that highlight personal achievements or struggles within sports could resonate with him.
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JAMES SKEHILL revealed he toyed with the idea of walking away before gambling ‘fk it, one more year’. The former Galway stopper turned 36 in February and was staring at a potential 22nd campaign wi…
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By: Jason Byrne
WHEN KILKENNY went to battle, Richie Hogan went to war. Few went to hell and back quite like the Danesfort man over the course of his glittering Cats career. Once he held a hurl as a child, he neve…
By: Jason Byrne
TOMMY KELLY compared leading Loughrea to Galway SHC glory to becoming a dad. The proud boss watched his lads deliver as the Town won their third-ever Tom Callinan Cup against Cappataggle and ended …
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