Séamas McAleenan is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, focusing on local sports news. He writes for publications such as The Irish News and Irish Examiner, and his work has also been featured in the Irish Independent and Derry News. Séamas covers a range of sporting events, including Gaelic games, and provides in-depth analysis and coverage of local teams and competitions.
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Séamas Mcaleenan's local focus on sports, particularly Gaelic football and related events, indicates a strong interest in coverage of local sporting events and announcements. Pitches should reflect this regional emphasis.
Given the primary coverage attributes are event coverage and announcement, he would likely be open to receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming matches or recent events within the realm of Gaelic football or other local sports. If you have access to players, coaches, or officials involved in these events for interviews or unique perspectives on ongoing competitions, such insights could capture Séamas's attention effectively.
Furthermore, given his focus on specific teams and championships like Down GAA and Offaly GAA senior championships among others, providing information about developments related to these tournaments may also pique his interest.
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The Derry school gained revenge on St Killian's, Garron Tower for defeat in the group stages
The Breffni side took control of their tie with St Ronan’s of Lurgan at an early stage
By: Séamas McAleenan
The B final will also take place this weekend between Middletown and Naom Treasa, while the Bridie McMenamin Shield finalists will be decided
Liatroim Fontenoys Cup final St Pius X, Magherafelt 2-14 St Patrick's, Keady 2-3
By: Séamas McAleenan
Danske Bank Mageean Cup quarter-final St Killian's, Garron Tower 5-21 St Mary's CBGS, Belfast 1-10
By: Séamas McAleenan
Danske Bank Mageean Cup quarter-final St Patrick's, Maghera 3-16 Gaelcháiste Dhoire 0-6
By: Séamas McAleenan
Armagh City Hotel Ulster Club Junior A Camogie Championship final Granemore (Armagh) 2-13 Ahoghill (Antrim) 0-8
By: Séamas McAleenan
Danske Bank MacRory Cup Section C, round two St Patrick's, Cavan 2-11 St Michael's, Enniskillen 1-12
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Danske Bank MacNamee Cup final Cross & Passion, Ballycastle v St Patrick's, Maghera (Friday, Ballymena, 2.45pm)
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