Paul Dollery is a Sports Reporter at The Irish Sun. He specializes in competitive sports, covering a wide range of topics including team sports, sports tournaments, and the business of sports. Paul’s insights and analyses have been 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
JACK O’CONNOR’S ability to move with the times has allowed him to thrive across three spells in charge of Kerry. That is according to former Kingdom midfielder David Moran, who played under the vet…
By: Paul Dollery
AHEAD of the climax of an exhilarating second season under Gaelic football’s new rules, that the game was saved by the intervention of the Football Review Committee is not a difficult case to argue…
By: Paul Dollery
THE bookies see Kerry as a banker for another All-Ireland SFC title. But Kingdom skipper Paul Geaney has warned his team-mates about the threat posed by a Mayo side who he reckons have not received…
By: Paul Dollery
KOBE McDONALD’S plans to become a wizard in Oz could tear the heart out of many Mayo supporters. But former county star David Clarke believes the teenager’s sole focus for now is breaking the heart…
By: Paul Dollery
CONOR LOFTUS has been named in the Mayo team for Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC final. His inclusion for the clash with champions Kerry is the only change to the side that started the semi-final win over…
By: Paul Dollery
PAUL MURPHY has warned his pals in the Kerry defence that they must get their ducks in a row to keep Mayo at bay. The Green and Red are flying high with the help of the experienced Ryan O’Donoghue,…
By: Paul Dollery
KERRY’S failure to match Mayo’s energy was the main factor that cost them a successful Sam Maguire defence. That was the verdict of Jack O’Connor after the five-time All-Ireland-winning gaffer fell…
By: Paul Dollery
TWO weeks ago, Andy Moran asked a room full of journalists if they believed his team would win the All-Ireland SFC final. He received not a single affirmative response. With that in mind, the Mayo …
By: Paul Dollery
KERRY boss Mark Bourke reckons his ‘devastated’ team were wrongly denied an equalising score in a controversial climax to the 2026 All-Ireland Ladies SFC final. The Kingdom had a last-gasp goal fro…
By: Paul Dollery
THE motivation to stay at the top of the game is a matter of opportunities for Ashling Thompson. Savouring and seizing the ones that remain. Lamenting but learning from the ones that slipped away. …
