Martin Healy is the Deputy Sport Editor for Extra.ie, focusing on local sports news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. With a passion for covering football, rugby, and other sports, Martin provides insightful analysis, breaking news, and engaging content for readers.
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Martin Healy’s articles predominantly cover sports, particularly rugby and soccer, with a focus on local Irish teams and athletes. Pitches aimed at Martin should offer unique insights into local sporting events or feature in-depth interviews with players, coaches, or other figures within the Irish sports community.
Given the high proportion of event coverage in his portfolio, he may be receptive to pitches offering exclusive access to upcoming games or behind-the-scenes stories about athletes and teams. Additionally, since Martin's coverage attributes do not include expert commentary as a significant portion of his work, providing insider perspectives from within the world of Irish sports may be particularly effective for reaching him.
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By: Martin Healy
Former Manchester United star Lee Sharpe has dug up a hilarious old story of Roy Keane ruthlessly slagging three Liverpool players they had met on a night out.
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