Kenny Archer is the Deputy Sports Editor for The Irish News, focusing on local sports news and events in Ireland, particularly in Belfast. With a passion for Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and football, Kenny covers a range of topics including match reports, player interviews, and analysis of sporting events in the region.
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Kenny Archer's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly GAA and football in the Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland regions. Given his focus on event coverage and expert commentary within these specific sporting communities, he would likely be most receptive to pitches offering insights from individuals directly involved in the local sports scene.
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By: Kenny Archer
LUCKY 14 worked for Northern Ireland as their number 14 Lauren Wade moved onto 14 international goals with the extra-time winner against Croatia.
By: Kenny Archer
Full disclosure: the Irish News Sportsdesk wasn't anticipating an upset in the Derry SFC Final.
GOALKEEPER: Niall Morgan (Tyrone) The Edendork man became Tyrone's first All-Ireland winning goalkeeper to get an Allstar in 2021
Dublin football legend James McCarthy has announced his retirement from inter-county football.
DOWN GAA's Ballykinlar centre of excellence project has taken “a significant step” forward with the announcement of more than E15m in cross-border and EU funding.
Ruairi McConville called up and Daniel Ballard returns to NI men's squad - but injuries rule out Paddy McNair and Eoin Toal
Whether you reckon winter has already begun or that it's still autumn, there's no doubt that November can be a pain.
Donegal legend Michael Murphy is to come out of retirement to play inter-county football again in 2025.
By: Kenny Archer
MORE than a week after Hallowe'en, but it was still surprising that this turned out to be such a damp squib.
By: Kenny Archer
REACHING the Ulster Club SFC Final remains a “dream” for Errigal Ciaran, says their manager Enda McGinley – and also for their next opponents Clann Eireann.
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