Philip Quinn is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on local news and sports. With a keen interest in Irish soccer and golf, Philip writes for Extra.ie, covering topics such as team management, player recruitment, and the development of the sports industry in Ireland. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on current events and trends in the world of Irish sports.
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Philip Quinn's coverage concentrates primarily on local sports, particularly Irish soccer and golf. His focus is mainly on announcements and expert commentary related to the Football Association of Ireland (FAI), the national team, managers, and players.
Pitching topics could include interviews with experts in football management or insights into the performance of specific Irish soccer players. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on managerial appointments or developments within the FAI would likely resonate with him.
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For a high-profile appointment, the FAI opted for a low-profile candidate that no one saw coming.
Here is a starter for 10, as Bamber Gascoigne used to say in University Challenge – which Republic of Ireland player has started the most games in the finals of the European Championships?
Padraig Harrington has revealed his twin targets for 2025 – a run at becoming the oldest winner of the Open at Royal Portrush and success again on the regular tour ‘against the young guys.'
The most important signature Rory McIlroy wrote in 2024 was not on any of his many scorecards but rather on the piece of paper which scrapped his divorce proceedings.
Growing up, up, it was David Coleman on the BBC who got us hooked on the FA Cup final.
For Evertonians, blue is forever their colour. Royal blue. And Seamus Coleman gets what the shirt represents. Has always represented.
Johnny Kenny auditioned for a potential Republic of Ireland call to arms under Heimir Hallgrimsson with an impressive debut for Celtic yesterday.
Brian Kerr offered his expert take on Heimir Hallgrímsson, Evan Ferguson, Robbie Keane, Damien Duff, and just about anyone else in Irish football, as
In a sport dictated by the clock, Thomas Barr is aware of the ticking more than most at this stage of his career
There was a certain symbolism at the sight of Alex Ferguson laying a wreath at Old Trafford on Sunday in the memory of the great Denis Law.
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