Malachy Clerkin is a journalist for The Irish Times, focusing on national sports coverage in Ireland. With a keen interest in Irish women's sport and a knack for capturing the highlights and memorable moments in Irish sports, Malachy's articles provide insightful analysis and engaging storytelling for readers.
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By: Croke Park, Malachy Clerkin
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By: Malachy Clerkin
There were a lot of bad days for Kerry between 1986 and 1997 but none lower for the players involved than the county's only ever Munster final defeat to Clare
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By: Malachy Clerkin
Switching to fight for Great Britain can’t have been easy for the world champion from Dundalk but it underlines what a singular life you have to lead to be an Olympian
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By: Malachy Clerkin
When they lifted the Anglo Celt in 2008, it was their seventh time being champions in the previous 10 season - nobody expected it all to fall off a cliff, least of all themselves
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By: Malachy Clerkin
Heartbreak for Armagh again as they suffer a fourth penalty shootout defeat after extra-time
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By: Malachy Clerkin
Kieran McGeeney's side losing their four-point lead cost them dearly against Donegal in the Ulster final
By: Denis Walsh, Malachy Clerkin, Seán Moran
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By: Malachy Clerkin
It's hard to imagine a more surreal situation than the world's best golfer getting taken away in handcuffs from the site of the year's second major
By: Malachy Clerkin
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By: Malachy Clerkin
The Waterford racewalker suffered two broken vertebrae and had to wear a body cast for five months but still made it back to compete in Beijing four years later
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