PJ Browne is a digital sports journalist at Irish Examiner and Balls Media. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, while also delving into real estate development and residential real estate. PJ's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his diverse expertise in both the sports and real estate sectors.
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Based on PJ Browne's coverage, it is evident that he focuses primarily on sports, especially Gaelic football and hurling. As a local journalist in Dublin, Ireland, he seems to be particularly interested in events and announcements related to these sports within the region.
Given his extensive event coverage and focus on local sporting events, individuals or organizations involved in Gaelic football or hurling matches or those making significant announcements within the Dublin sports community may find success reaching out to him with relevant news updates or expert commentary.
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It's the final round of the Allianz Football League with promotion and relegation to be decided.
By: Pj Browne
Waterford native power is hoping to play himself into the Masters over the next two weeks.
By: Pj Browne
There are some radical ideas to shake up Cork football being raised within the county board.
By: Pj Browne
"It's so important to me," said O'Donovan about the merger of the GAA, Camogie Association and LGFA. "I would lock the leadership in a hotel for a weekend and say we'll see you Monday morning."
McIlroy said being part of Happy Gilmore 2 with Adam Sandler was an "amazing experience".
By: Pj Browne
"The really, really pleasing part for us so far is I think the new signings have settled in very quickly and are performing at a very high level," said Cork City manager Tim Clancy.
By: Pj Browne
Former Mayo manager Horan said Paudie Clifford is "absolutely the heartbeat" of this Kerry team.
By: Pj Browne
The FRC estimates that 25 - 30 grounds will use the system this summer.
The last team Mick O'Dwyer managed was a Waterville-Dromid U14 team in 2014. They won that year's Kerry County League Division 8 title. For many of those players, it's an experience they hold close to their heart.
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