Niall McIntyre is a sports journalist specializing in local sports coverage in Ireland. He writes for SportsJOE.ie and JOE, and his work has also been featured in Her.ie, Lovin, and JOE Media. Niall covers a range of sports, including GAA, football, and hurling, providing analysis, match reports, and interviews with players and coaches.
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By: Niall McIntyre
After a busy day of provincial football quarter finals, we now know the make-up of the upcoming semi-finals.
By: Niall McIntyre
Aherlow defeated Stradbally in the Munster intermediate football championship on Sunday, with former Tipperary footballer Barry Grogan delivering an outstanding display.
By Niall McIntyre Club GAA, it's the gift that keeps on giving. 1 Gearoid Loughnane (Loughrea)
By: Niall McIntyre
Damien Comer says he's drawn a line under an injury-plagued 2024 as he looks ahead to the 2025 inter-county season.
By: Niall McIntyre
Eimear McGrath faces one of the biggest challenges of her career so far having torn her cruciate ligament in a club game recently but she's up for the fight.
By: Niall McIntyre
There's a serious log-jam of fixtures on the horizon for Castletown after their Leinster senior football quarter final against St Loman's was postponed after heavy fog on Tuesday night.
Former Dublin hurling captain Eoghan O'Donnell has left the hurlers to join forces with the footballers for the 2025 season.
By: Niall Mcintyre
Conor Phelan and Lester Ryan can relate to Thomastown’s recent success, having achieved a Kilkenny intermediate-senior double before with Clara.
It's another massive weekend of club gaa action, particularly from a hurling perspective.
By: Niall McIntyre
Katie Taylor threw down the gauntlet to a trash-talking Jake Paul, predicting that he would be beaten by Mike Tyson this Saturday morning.
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