Peter Branigan is a multimedia journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on local news, Peter writes for FM104, RTE, and Dublin's Q102, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, and current affairs. He is known for his in-depth reporting and ability to capture the pulse of the community.
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There were wins for Liverpool, Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest, Southampton and Newcastle United.
Friday, 8 November 2024 01:36 By Peter Branigan X @PeterBranigan Cuala are preparing for their first ever match in the Leinter SFC against Naas.
Ireland 13-23 New Zealand
By: Peter Branigan
Saturday, 9 November 2024 17:22 By Peter Branigan X @PeterBranigan There were wins for Wolves, Brentford and Fulham in Saturday's earlier fixtures.
It's the biggest day in the domestic soccer calendar as following on from an extraordinary League of Ireland season, Derry City and Drogheda United are set to battle it out in the Sports Direct FAI Cup final.
Drogheda United won their second Sports Direct FAI Cup, upsetting favourites Derry City 2-0 at the Aviva Stadium.
By: Peter Branigan
Ryan Brennan was delighted to help Drogheda United to a second Sports Direct FAI Cup title as they saw off Derry City by two goals to nil at the Aviva Stadium.
Monday, 11 November 2024 01:52 By Peter Branigan X @PeterBranigan It was a good weekend for two of the southside's biggest clubs.
Shane Farrell admitted that yesterday felt like a moment of redemption after a tricky period in his playing career.
Ireland supporters will make the trip to Dublin 4 this evening hoping that the Boys in Green can finally put fears of automatic relegation to bed.
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