Jason Byrne is a GAA Correspondent at The Irish Sun. He covers a variety of topics within the realm of sports, particularly focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as the intersection of education and sports technology. Jason's insights and expertise have also been featured in various publications, including MileSplit, Inc. and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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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.
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By: Jason Byrne
SOME whispered softly that Tipp are back – but Liam Cahill was having none of it. His team is getting there, though. John McGrath’s stunning brace lit up an epic draw with Limerick as t…
By: Jason Byrne
JOHN KIELY hailed comeback king Nickie Quaid after a day of double-draw drama in the Munster SHC. Clare came back from the dead to share the spoils with Cork in Ennis before Kiely’s Limerick …
By: Jason Byrne
ROBERT FINNERTY knew Galway had to bring their ‘A’ game after watching Cork give Kerry the fright of their lives. The Kingdom were hot favourites to brush their neighbours in Saturday night’s…
By: Jason Byrne
DONEGAL defender Peadar Mogan knows they need to crack-Down on giving up two-point scores after Monaghan almost reeled them in last Sunday. Jim McGuinness’ men led the Farney 0-15 to 0-8 in their U…
By: Jason Byrne
KILKENNY’S Paddy Deegan believes the Cats have a strong enough litter to cope with injuries. Derek Lyng’s men mauled Galway 3-24 to 0-21 in Saturday’s Leinster SHC opener at Nowlan Park. Adrian Mul…
MICKEY DONELLY hopes watching Armagh do business can keep Down on the up. The Mournemen stunned Fermanagh in Saturday’s Ulster quarter-final at Brewster Park to storm into the last four against Don…
By: Jason Byrne
CORK hurling boss Pat Ryan is waiting for Liam Gordon’s referee’s report before deciding to appeal Shane Barrett’s red card against Clare. The Rebel star was dismissed when he appeared …
By: Jason Byrne
LIKE it or not — the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship is a problem child for the GAA. ‘Welcome to the club, lads’, its provincial football counterpart might say from the back of the bus. It’s n…
A CROKE PARK Ulster final is on the cards again — if Donegal and Armagh go through this weekend. But GAA HQ is not the place for the northern province’s flagship fixture. Clones is hosting the semi…
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