Paul McConville is the Sports Editor at The Irish News, where he has been a key voice in sports journalism since 2003. He covers a wide range of sports, including GAA, football, and local leagues, while also writing a weekly column on craft beer, blending his passion for sports and beverages. Paul is featured in Down GAA and The Irish News.
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Paul McConville's articles predominantly focus on event coverage, with a notable emphasis on local sports and lifestyle in Belfast. If you are reaching out to him, consider pitching stories related to upcoming local events, especially those related to football or craft beer. For example, if there are any unique or newsworthy events happening in the world of craft beer or Irish sports within Belfast or Northern Ireland, these would likely align well with his coverage.
Given the strong focus on local content and events in Belfast and surrounding areas, it is important for pitches to be specifically tailored toward this geographic region. This could involve highlighting how a particular event or story directly impacts the local community or celebrating noteworthy achievements from individuals within this area.
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By: Paul McConville
Tailteann Cup Round 2A: Offaly v Down (Saturday, Glenisk O'Connor Park, Tullamore, 6pm)
Fermanagh face preliminary quarter-final challenge
By: Paul McConville
Referee adjudged to have dealt with matters on the field
By: Paul McConville
Heimir Hallgrimsson's side host World Cup-bound Qataris in Dublin
By: Paul McConville
All-Ireland SFC Round One: Dublin v Louth (Sunday, Croke Park, 2.30pm, GAA+)
By: Paul McConville
‘Soupy' has been reflecting on his career on The Monday Club podcast
By: Paul McConville
Ulster GAA's finest to be honoured on October 9 If Kevin McGahern had even half the footballing talent of his club-mate Dermot McCabe, we may have n...
Tyrone will take on Kerry in the the last eight of the All-Ireland SFC after Monday morning's draw i...
By: Paul McConville
Coleraine have made a statement of intent ahead of the new Sports Direct Premiership season with the signing of Northern Ireland international Conor McMenamin.
