Michael Verney is a sports writer specializing in local Irish sports news. He is known for his coverage of hurling, Gaelic football, and other popular sports in Ireland. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews with players and coaches, and updates on the latest developments in the Irish sporting world.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Ireland (National)
Not enough data
Michael Verney's articles predominantly cover local sports events, involving GAA, hurling, and horse racing. He often includes expert commentary and event coverage in his pieces. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing events and developments within the GAA community or noteworthy sporting personalities from Ireland. Additionally, given his focus on local sports, pitches highlighting unique stories or underrepresented perspectives within these specific sporting communities may resonate with him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Michael Verney
Goalkeeper Nickie Quaid has won five All-Ireland titles with Limerick.
By: Michael Verney
Connacht SFC semi-final: Padraig Pearses 0-13 Mohill 0-3 Ronan Daly of Pádraig Pearses celebrates after kicking a point
By: Michael Verney
'Derry defender Chrissy McKaigue has retired from inter-county football after 15 seasons.
By: Michael Verney
'Derry defender Chrissy McKaigue has retired from inter-county football after 15 seasons.
By: Michael Verney
Niall Daly is enjoying a glorious period as captain of Pádraig Pearses after the Roscommon outfit booked their place in the Connacht club SFC final last weekend. Photo: Sportsfile
By: Michael Verney
Orla O'Dwyer during a Brisbane Lions AFLW training session in Ipswich, Australia last week. Photo: Chris Hyde/Getty Images
By: Michael Verney
Anyone regularly watching Irish flat racing knows the brilliance of Colin Keane but a wider international audience will get to appreciate his talents in Hong Kong next month.
By: Michael Verney
Ulster GAA insist that their "full focus" is on delivering a revamped Casement Park with "significantly lower" costs now involved after plans to host some Euro 2028 soccer games have been shelved.
(833) 317-6278 
