Paul Fennessy is a staff writer for the42.ie, with a focus on local sports news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. His articles cover a range of sports, including football, rugby, and athletics, and he has also contributed to other publications such as Journal Media and Packaging Digest.
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Paul Fennessy's coverage indicates a strong focus on local sports, specifically football and the movement of Irish players to international leagues. He would likely be interested in pitches related to interviews with Irish footballers who have recently transferred or are performing well abroad.
Given his emphasis on local events and government announcements concerning sports, he may also be open to commentary regarding policy changes impacting local sporting communities or insights into upcoming sporting events within Ireland, particularly Dublin.
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MUNSTER HAVE suffered a setback with the news that RG Snyman and Shane Daly will miss Sunday's Champions Cup match against Northampton.
Franco and Jaden Umeh are undertaking similar paths and have been tipped for bright futures in the game.
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AS LATE AS the 73rd minute last night , the statistics were bleak from an Irish perspective.
IRELAND U21 INTERNATIONAL Mark O'Mahony has signed a three-year contract extension with Brighton, the club have confirmed.
IRELAND INTERNATIONAL Caitlin Hayes focused on the positives after her side's 2-0 defeat to England in Tuesday night's Euro 2025 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium.
The manager walked out of a press conference following the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth on Saturday.
Cole Palmer has been in superb form for Chelsea.
DUNDALK HAVE appointed former Ireland U21 boss Noel King as manager.
Paul Fennessy IN FOOTBALL, people are quick to praise obvious brilliance. Superstars like Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne will always attract their fair share of accolades.
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