Markets Correspondent, Business and Finance Desk
Joe Brennan is a Markets Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, sports business, finance, and general assignment news, often intersecting with themes of government and politics. Joe's work has been featured in various outlets such as The Hoosier Network, Fishing World, and BioRxiv.
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Joe Brennan's articles primarily focus on sports, particularly football and soccer. This suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, player exclusions or inclusions, and other event-related news.
Given the significant coverage of specific events and teams within his articles, Joe may respond well to sources who can provide detailed insights into team dynamics, strategies used by coaches or players during matches, and any data-driven analysis regarding player performance.
As Joe does not have a specific geographic focus but reports on international football/soccer events such as LaLiga and MLS; experts with knowledge of these leagues' inner workings might catch his attention.
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Iseq rises with strong performance from Ryanair
Two-year-old scheme has had 1,135 loans to a combined value of more than €56bn drawn down
By: Joe Brennan
Chief executive to head carrier until 2032 Michael O'Leary has agreed to extend his contract with Ryanair by a further four years to 2032, in a deal that could net him €153 million by way of a stock options plan.
By: Joe Brennan
Captain America's fitness has been a huge talking point in the days leading up to the game.
By: Joe Brennan
Bakkavor deal was expected to send shares into overdrive but that hasn’t happened
Spain boss Luis de la Fuente is ready to dive further into this summer’s World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
By: Joe Brennan
The man in the middle has the job of keeping a lid on things as Spain and Saudi Arabia look for their first wins of the tournament.
By: Joe Brennan
Here's how the World Cup top scorer table looks so far. The race for the Golden Boot at the World Cup is hotting up, with plenty of players finding an extra gear as the games roll on.
By: Pedro Iranzo, Joe Brennan
Mexico, United States and Germany are the first teams to qualify. On the other end, Haiti, Tunisia and Turkey have already been eliminated.
By: Bryan Arellano, Joe Brennan
Japan and Tunisia starred in the 1,000th match in World Cup history and wore a special badge that immortalised the occasion.
