Peter Branigan is a reporter at Dublin's FM104. He covers a range of themes related to sports, including competitive sports and sports business, with a particular focus on soccer, football, and major events like the Olympics and World Cup. Peter's work has been featured in RTE and Dublin's Q102.
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Cuala are due to play in the All-Ireland semi-final tomorrow (Photo by Conor Ryan)
Saturday, 4 January 2025 17:35 By Peter Branigan X @PeterBranigan There were wins for Manchester City, Brentford, Bournemouth, Aston Villa and Newcastle United in Saturday's early games.
By: Peter Branigan
Leinster GAA says it's hopeful that rule changes in Gaelic football can arrest the continuing slide in interest in the inter-county game in the province.
Mayo defender Sam Callinan says it's hard to judge the impact the new rules in Gaelic football might have, but the Green and Red have left no stone unturned as they prepare to play under them during the 2025 season.
Adam Hogan says he doesn't want to rest on his laurels as Clare prepare to begin their 2025 season, with All-Ireland and Allianz Hurling League titles to defend.
There was one shock in the FA Cup as a former Hoop made his debut with Celtic.
David Moyes previously managed Everton between 2002 and 2013
Darwin Nunez got two late goals to send Liverpool seven clear at the top of the Premier League
Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne and Cuala will hope to soar at Croke Park tomorrow
Supporters from opposite ends of County Dublin will flock to Croke Park for a January conclusion to club matters.
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