Mary Hannigan is a journalist based in Ireland, currently writing for The Irish Times. Her articles cover a range of topics in the sports world, including rugby, Gaelic games, and soccer. In addition to her work in The Irish Times, Mary's writing has also been featured in Derry News and Daily Maverick.
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Mary Hannigan's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly Irish and women's sports. She seems to value expert commentary, event coverage, and announcements related to these topics. If you have expertise in Irish sports or women's sports and can provide insightful commentary or predictions on events, she would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on expert commentary, if you have unique insights into the performance of Irish teams or athletes within their respective sport or specific events relevant to them, this could be a valuable angle for reaching out to Mary Hannigan.
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By: Mary Hannigan
Jordie Barrett’s instant effect; Munster get frontrow boost; taxing time for GAA
By: Malachy Clerkin, Muireann Duffy, Mary Hannigan
The start of our countdown of the 25 moments that defined women's sport this year
By: Mary Hannigan
The winning quotes of the year in sport January “I realised that my resources are not endless . . . we are not young rabbits any more and we
By: Mary Hannigan
Have United hit rock bottom? Roy Keane doesn't think so
By: Mary Hannigan
Unacceptable decibel levels at Taylor Swift concerts spur local residents into taking legal action against club
By: Mary Hannigan
United stand up and fight at Anfield; Golf needs all the fun it can muster
By: Mary Hannigan
Rugby’s focus still on Mack Hansen’s comments ahead of Champions Cup; word is that Jarlath Burns made contact with Naas over Rory Gallagher
By: Mary Hannigan
Mike Prendergast talks to Gerry Thornley; Jarlath Burns’s intervention gets Malachy Clerkin thinking; and some Republic of Ireland players need a move
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