Oisin McConville is a columnist at various publications including the Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent. He covers a range of themes including crime and justice, law and legal affairs, as well as sports, particularly competitive sports and their business aspects. Oisin's insights and expertise have also been featured in the Supervalu Boroimhe Swords and the Irish Examiner.
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Oisin's coverage primarily revolves around the local GAA and Gaelic football scene, with an emphasis on evolving stories, seasonal events, and investment analysis. Given this focus, Oisin is likely to be responsive to pitches related to developments in local GAA clubs or players' performances during specific championships.
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By: Oisin Mcconville
Referees struggle with fast-paced Gaelic football and new rules at Croke Park. Explore why a two-referee system could transform the All-Ireland Championship.
By: Oisin Mcconville
Epic Wicklow Tailteann Cup comeback and Limerick vs Galway All-Ireland hurling showdown analysed from Croke Park. Explore the full story now.
By: Oisin Mcconville
Kerry vs Mayo clash for Sam Maguire and Limerick v Galway’s hurling epic show GAA’s fierce drama. Explore the rivalries and passion here.
By: Oisin Mcconville
Epic Mayo vs Kerry All-Ireland Final transforms Gaelic football and sparks a call for change in the ladies’ game. Explore the full story and insights.
By: Oisin McConville
For some time now, I had hoped for a change in Gaelic football that might titillate the tastebuds of followers up and down the island.
By: Oisin Mcconville
There’s no question about it — 2026 has been the season of all seasons, not just because of what Mayo ultimately achieved but because of all the thrilling games, narratives and subplots that have unfolded throughout the year.
By: Oisin Mcconville
Imaginary Gaelic football transfer market shakes up Ulster counties, with bold picks and tactical moves to fix midfield, scoring and leadership issues.
By: Oisin McConville
Gaelic football star reflects on Crossmaglen GAA culture, Dundalk soccer, David Bentley’s visit and why playing multiple sports can ease pressure on young players.
By: Oisín McConville
The club championships are starting to heat up a little bit, but we're still a week or so away from getting to the really good stuff, so I don't
By: Oisin McConville
Last weekend, we saw Moses Itauma dare to be great when he stepped into the ring against the seasoned Filip Hrgović to fight for the IBF heavyweight world title - but he unfortunately fell short.
