Raf Diallo is a Multimedia Sports Journalist at RTÉ. He specializes in covering a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with culture and society. Raf's insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RTE and RTÉ.
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Raf Diallo has a strong focus on event coverage, particularly in the realm of sports. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or upcoming sporting events, especially those involving Irish teams or athletes competing at national and international levels.
Given his coverage attributes, Raf may also respond well to government announcements related to sports policies or regulations.
When reaching out with story ideas, consider offering insights into matches involving Irish teams and players across various leagues such as Premier League, IndyCar, Formula One, and Women's Nations League. Additionally, providing analysis on the performance and future prospects of Irish athletes could capture Raf's interest effectively.
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Waterford will be looking for a belated new manager bounce when they host Derry City tonight.
By: Raf Diallo
Heimir Hallgrimsson says placing the onus on players in regard to fulfilling the Republic of Ireland's upcoming fixtures against Israel would be "unfair".
For Séamus Coleman, there are only two certainties in his footballing life right now: Qatar and Canada.
Séamus Coleman says questions about the Republic of Ireland's fixtures against Israel should be addressed by governing bodies rather than the responsibility being placed on the players and coaches to speak out.
Heimir Hallgrimsson intends to go with an experienced starting side when the Republic of Ireland line out against Qatar at Aviva Stadium tonight (7.45pm).
Jack Moylan will win his second cap for the Republic of Ireland after being named to start in tonight's friendly against Qatar at Aviva Stadium.
Nathan Collins scored the only goal of the game and both sides were reduced to ten men as Republic of Ireland saw off a limited Qatar side in their friendly at Aviva Stadium on Thursday.
By: Raf Diallo
Heimir Hallgrimsson says he respects the right of Irish fans to protest against the staging of the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Israel but made clear that he was not in favour of a boycott.
Heimir Hallgrimsson is opposed to boycotting his Republic of Ireland side's two Nations League fixtures with Israel, as he does not wish to gift them six points.
On Thursday night, 28,981 spectators congregated within the Aviva Stadium to watch the Republic of Ireland see off Qatar in their international friendly. There was another interested observer who was a little closer to the action.
