Rory Keane

Rugby Correspondent

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Preston's Summary

Rory Keane is a rugby correspondent for the Irish Daily Mail and Irish Mail on Sunday. With a focus on local rugby in Ireland, particularly in Dublin, Rory's articles provide insights into the sport, including analysis of teams, players, and the overall landscape of Irish rugby. His work has also been featured on MailOnline and Extra.ie.

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Geo Focus

Ireland (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 81 %
Evolving Stories: 6 %
Government Announcement: 3 %
Announcement: 2 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports
  • Individual Sports
  • International Sports Leagues & Federations

Pitching Insights

Rory’s work is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly rugby in Ireland with a strong emphasis on events and announcements. He seems to have a keen interest in covering developments within Irish rugby teams, player insights, and the broader international rugby landscape.

Given this focus, pitches should provide insights or access to individuals closely involved with Irish rugby at both local and international levels. These could include players, coaches, or officials who can offer unique perspectives on recent events or upcoming competitions.

Additionally, Rory's coverage suggests he would likely be interested in exclusive event coverage opportunities such as pre- or post-match interviews, behind-the-scenes access to training sessions, or expert commentary related to the covered topics.

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