Niall Kelly is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, with a focus on local sports coverage. He writes for The42 and his work has also appeared in Journal Media and Cigalah Group. Niall's articles cover a range of sports topics, including football, hockey, darts, cricket, and more, providing insights and updates on local athletes and teams.
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Niall Kelly's main focus is local sports coverage, particularly in Ireland and Dublin. He primarily covers a wide range of sports including rugby, soccer, darts, hockey and cricket. Given his concentration on event coverage (46%) linked to local sports activities such as games and competitions within these areas of interest, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming matches or events featuring the mentioned sports teams or individuals.
For effective outreach, consider providing exclusive insights into team strategies, player interviews before significant matches or unique behind-the-scene stories related to the covered sporting events. Furthermore, since Niall focuses on local content around Dublin and Ireland's athletic scene specifically for various disciplines like rugby and soccer among others; any story ideas should have a direct connection to this geographic area for maximum relevance.
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