Kenny Archer is a Deputy Sports Editor at The Irish News. He specializes in a range of sports topics, with a focus on competitive sports, football, and the business aspects of professional sports. Kenny's insights and analyses are frequently featured in The Irish News, where he covers everything from European football to notable sports figures, including Russell Crowe.
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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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Sigerson Cup round one: St Mary's 1-16 Queen's 1-9
TWO of the traditional big guns – and recent winners – of the Sigerson Cup are in the last chance saloon this week as the eight second matches take place.
By: Kenny Archer
SECOND half improvement is surely required if either Queen's or University of Galway are to survive their second chance in the Sigerson Cup this season.
Bellaghy's Charlie Diamond has sights set on retaining Sigerson Cup with Ulster University
By: Kenny Archer
Sigerson Cup round 2, winners' section: TU Dublin v St Mary's Belfast (Grangegorman, Dublin, Wednesday 7.15pm)
AIB All-Ireland Club SFC final: Cuala (Dublin) v Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone) (Croke Park, Sunday, 3.40pm)
By: Kenny Archer
AIB All-Ireland Club SFC final: Cuala (Dublin) 3-14 Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone) 1-16
Ryan Scollard: Able to stroll out the pitch in the first half, even assisting O Cofaigh Bryne's point. Directed kick-outs well to his big men, despite Errigal standing off the short option.
SIX sides will battle it out for three of the four open Sigerson Cup quarter-final places on Tuesday evening.
By: Kenny Archer
CHALLENGES may have been hard to come by for Paddy Tally in his short stint so far as Derry manager, but they'll soon be coming thick and fast.
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