Louise Gunn is a Dynamics CRM Manager and journalist for The Irish News, specializing in local sports coverage in the Belfast area of Northern Ireland. With a focus on Gaelic games, Louise provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest sporting events, player profiles, and team achievements.
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Louise Gunn's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly Gaelic football and women’s football in the context of Northern Ireland. If you have an angle related to these specific sporting events or individuals involved in them, especially within the Belfast area, your pitch could be relevant.
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The defending champions up against this year’s Division One league champions in the SFC decider
By: Louise Gunn
Eamonn Romney Coach Hire Down Senior Championship Final: Bredagh 5-12 Carryduff 2-4
Buttercrane Armagh Ladies' SFC final Clann Eireann v Carrickcruppen (Sunday, Silverbridge, 4pm)
The Monaghan champions face holders Clann Eireann for a place in the quarter-finals
By: Louise Gunn
AIB Ulster Club Ladies' SFC quarter-finals (Sunday, 2pm unless stated, first-named teams at home) St Ergnat's, Moneyglass (Antrim) v Bredagh (Down)
The re-scheduled senior quarter-final is the centrepiece of the weekend's ladies' football action, with quarter-finals at intermediate and junior level
Reigning champions edge out Moneyglass while Breffni side defeat Termon in Sunday’s semi-finals
By: Louise Gunn
IT has not been all plain sailing for Warrenpoint ladies this season, but St Peter's have turned it around and are now days away from their first provincial championship final.
“Before we won our first Ulster last year we just felt like it was so far away from us. We were looking at Donaghmoyne and it just seemed like they were head and shoulders above us and now to be going for a back-to-back Ulster, it just shows you how the times can change."
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