Michael Verney is a Sports Writer at Irish Independent. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including team and individual sports, international leagues, and major tournaments, while also contributing to discussions on sports business and the arts. Michael's work has been featured in Sunday World Magazine, Belfast Telegraph, MSN, Galway Bay FM, and Irish Independent.
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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.
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By: Michael Verney
Clare great is desperate for current crop to realise their Munster ambition
By: Michael Verney
Cork powered to a Munster SHC final meeting against Limerick in a fortnight’s time while becoming just the second team to win their four provincial round-robin games since the competition’s inception in 2018.
By: Michael Verney
It is written in capital letters on the left sleeve of their training jerseys so it’s not as if the Cork hurlers are trying to hide their 2026 mantra of ‘Sin Cad A Dhéanamh’.
By: Michael Verney
Down will have to do things the hard way if they are to become 2026 Tailteann Cup champions after the pre-competition favourites were drawn away to Longford in round three.
By: Michael Verney
Pat Spillane has branded Donegal boss Jim McGuinness and Kerry superstar David Clifford as “very lucky” having avoided retrospective bans following
By: Michael Verney
Paul Devlin, ‘natural successor' to Malachy O'Rourke as senior boss, believes in gradual progression, with aim to keep Indian sign over Kingdom
By: Michael Verney
Westmeath boss Mark McHugh has labelled it a “joke” that the All-Ireland SFC draw was made before the provincial finals after the Lakemen somehow rose from the dead to see off Cavan in extra-time.
By: Michael Verney
Few digest more hurling than Cyril Farrell, and the Galway legend has really liked what he has seen, and that’s plenty, of his county’s under 20s ahead of their All-Ireland final joust with Clare.
