Paul Dollery is a Sports Reporter at The Irish Sun. He specializes in covering competitive sports, focusing on team sports and various sports disciplines, as well as the business aspects of the sports industry. Paul is featured in The Irish Sun.
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Paul Dollery focuses primarily on local sports, particularly GAA-related events in Ireland, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. He may be interested in pitches related to interviews or stories about players' experiences and achievements within the GAA community.
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By: Paul Dollery
CORK boss John Cleary says Cork’s route to an All-Ireland quarter-final is ‘in the lap of the gods’ after his 14-man Leesiders held off Meath in a Páirc Uí Rinn classic. The Rebels have…
By: Paul Dollery
FOR the first time in 23 years, the Offaly supporters who have been keeping the faith could be rewarded by seeing their team progress to an All-Ireland SHC quarter-final. And as Johnny Kelly’s men …
By: Paul Dollery
FITNESS is now a more revealing yardstick than form when it comes to assessing a team’s capacity to succeed. That is according to Donegal boss Jim McGuinness, who admitted that Michael Langan’s ava…
By: Paul Dollery
CORK marched into another Munster SHC final after recording their biggest Championship win over Clare in 38 years. In a rematch of last year’s decider, the defending champions will face Limerick at…
By: Paul Dollery
CORK boss Ben O’Connor has dismissed the prospect of Darragh Fitzgibbon playing a role in the Munster SHC final. After undergoing surgery to remove his appendix ten days ago, the Rebels captain mis…
By: Paul Dollery
JIMMY LEE and the Limerick County Board will conduct an assessment of his third year in charge of the Treaty footballers before a decision is made on his future. The season ended for Lee’s side las…
By: Paul Dollery
AS Derry aim to banish their Croke Park final hoodoo, ace forward Cormac O’Doherty admits that Down have shown them the way up. Runners-up in four of the last five Christy Ring Cup deciders, the Oa…
By: Paul Dollery
ANDY MORAN has named three Championship debutants in his Mayo team for tomorrow’s clash with Monaghan. Darragh Beirne, Diarmuid Duffy and goalkeeper Jack Livingstone will feature in the All-Ireland…
By: Paul Dollery
LEE KEEGAN expects Monaghan to be struck by a Mayo backlash in Clones this afternoon. Just a fortnight after losing to Armagh in an Ulster SFC final that required extra-time, the Farney must reboun…
By: Paul Dollery
CON O’CALLAGHAN is back in the Dublin team for Sunday’s showdown with Louth. But Peadar Ó Cofaigh-Byrne and Theo Clancy will miss the All-Ireland SFC first-round clash at Croke Park. O’Callaghan ha…
