Mary Hannigan is a sports writer at The Irish Times. She covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Her work 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.
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By: Mary Hannigan
Mark Tumilty's side shake off opening defeat to down South Africa 4-1 Men's World Cup: Ireland 4 (Walker 42, Cole 48, 55, Hyland 59), South Africa 1 (Melville 37)
By: Mary Hannigan
Ireland only needed a draw, but Marc Reyne scored twice in the final quarter to end Irish hopes
The dam burst 12 minutes from time as the Belgians came from behind to win Women's World Cup: Belgium 2 (C Englebert 49, A Ballenghien 59), Ireland 1 (C Beggs 13).
A point against France on Sunday would send Ireland in to the ninth-10th place playoff
By: Mary Hannigan
Ireland women's loss to Scotland means they must defeat the United States on Monday to have a chance of ninth-placed playoff
By: Mary Hannigan
Jon Bon Jovi watched as Brentford gave Spurs a drubbing, while Manchester United defeat got right up Wayne Rooney's nose
Premier League club splash the cash; Preston North End go off the rails Quote
Gareth Grundie's side to play South Africa on Thursday Ireland lost their third successive World Cup game in Belgium on Monday, with a 3-1 defeat against the United States.
Gareth Grundie’s side to play South Africa on Thursday
