Paul Fennessy is a journalist at The42. He specializes in covering sports, with a particular focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as regional interests and world news. Paul’s engaging interview style allows him to delve into the pressing issues in women’s sport, and he has been featured in Packaging Digest, Journal Media, The42, and MSN.
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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.
If you have connections to Irish athletes playing internationally or insight into the impact of specific governmental policies on local sports, Paul might find these topics relevant for future articles.
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Friday's game against Dundalk will now take place at Turner's Cross. 2.13pm, 8 Jun 2026
He was involved in Irish rugby for almost three decades. 2.33pm, 8 Jun 2026 THE IRISH RUGBY Football Union (IRFU) has confirmed the death of its former Chief Executive, Philip Browne.
The former Man United star revisited the infamous argument with Micah Richards and Clinton Morrison.
Paddy McCarthy and Clíodhna Ní Chonchobhair were also honoured. 11.01pm, 9 Jun 2026 TOMMY O'BRIEN AND Maggie Boylan were the big winners at Leinster's annual awards this evening.
By: Paul Fennessy
Author and journalist Julien Laurens on what makes France star Kylian Mbappé different from the rest of us.
By: Paul Fennessy
Author and journalist Robert Taylor reflects on the highs and lows of supporting the Three Lions over the last 50 years.
Paul Fennessy 10. Declan Rice (England/Arsenal) Alamy Stock Photo Arguably the standout player in the Premier League this season.
The reigning world champions finished first in the Time-Trial event, 0.75 seconds ahead of bikes from GB and Italy, respectively.
By: Paul Fennessy
Dr Paul McCarthy on why some nations have far superior records than others with spot kicks.
Author and journalist Michael Calvin, on undertaking a deeper look at the 1966 tournament and what it tells us about football and life today.
