Paul Dollery is a sports reporter for The Irish Sun, focusing on local sports in Ireland, particularly in Cork. With a passion for covering Gaelic games, Paul provides insightful analysis and commentary on the latest news and developments in the world of Irish sports.
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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
A LEINSTER SFC final against Dublin has presented Ger Brennan with no dilemma as he aims to bring about the downfall of a legacy that he helped to create. A two-time All-Ireland winner with the Dub…
By: Paul Dollery
DONEGAL'S transformation under Jim McGuinness has come as no surprise to former Tir Chonaill ace Damian Diver.
By: Paul Dollery
AS a member of an Armagh team who ended the county’s 17-year wait for Ulster glory, Diarmaid Marsden knows all about what is required to get a monkey off the back. And ahead of their latest A…
By: Paul Dollery
PÁDRAIG McGROGAN knows Derry must tweak their recipe for Sam Maguire success. But the injured wing-back insists that their use of keeper Odhrán Lynch is one ingredient that will not be dumped.
By: Paul Dollery
A LOT done. More to do. That is the message from party leader Seán Kelly as Galway aim to secure a seat in the knockout stages of the All-Ireland SFC. And unlike previous proponents of that particu…
By: Paul Dollery
ANTRIM skipper Dermot McAleese has hailed boss Andy McEntee as the Saffrons continue their quest for Tailteann Cup glory. Now in his second season in the hotseat, Meath man McEntee guided Antrim to…
By: Paul Dollery
CORK boss John Cleary has challenged his side to take on Clare with ‘all guns blazing’ after they failed to fire on their last visit to Cusack Park. The Rebel footballers return to the Ennis venue …
By: Paul Dollery
SINCE the curtain went up for Championship hurling last month, Leinster has been the stage for several plot twists. Wexford’s baffling inconsistency continued when a dismal defeat to Antrim was fol…
By: Paul Dollery
GIVEN how frequently he delivers out-of-this-world performances, it figures that a stint as an astronaut is on Shane O'Donnell's bucket list.
By: Paul Dollery
EVAN O'CARROLL had no doubt about doing a dozen seasons with Laois after learning of Justin McNulty's second coming.
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