Shaun Casey is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, focusing on local sports news. He writes for publications such as The Irish News and Gaelic Life, covering Gaelic games and local sports events. Shaun has a keen interest in promoting and highlighting the achievements of local athletes and teams.
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Belfast, northern ireland (Local)
Shaun Casey’s coverage centers heavily on local sports, particularly Gaelic football and related events in the United Kingdom, with a focus on announcements and expert commentary. He is likely to be responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into upcoming matches or events, as well as interviews with players, coaches or other experts within the local sporting community.
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By: Shaun Casey
By Shaun Casey Pat Spillane Jnr grew up in a household where his dad had collected eight All-Ireland medals during the Kerry golden years
By Shaun Casey Liam Sheedy questioned the efficiency of the new sliotar after Clare overcame Kilkenny to claim the Division One National
Donegal’s senior hurlers travelled to the Athletic Grounds to take on Armagh in the first game of the Nickey Rackard Cup this evening.
Kieran McGeeney's side raised two green flags through Conor Turbitt and Jarly Og Burns, putting them 2-2 to 0-0 ahead after just 18 minutes of action. Kieran McGeeney's side raised two green flags through Conor Turbitt and Jarly Og Burns, putting them 2-2 to 0-0 ahead after just 18 minutes of action.
By: Shaun Casey
GAA President Jarlath Burns says that the All-Ireland football and hurling finals could make a return to September, but only if the club championships across the different counties unite in the same structural format.
GAA followers were quick to recall an infamous goal scored by former Roscommon and All-Ireland Club winning goalkeeper Shane Curran, drawing comparisons to Chelsea penalty taker Cole Palmer.
By Shaun Casey Tyrone star Cathal McShane was just a schoolboy when he first encountered Jim McGuinness.
With the GAA championship in full swing, we've taken a look at the Gaelic Football Power Rankings and which teams are best placed for a charge at Sam.
By: Shaun Casey
When Derry ended their long wait for an Ulster title back in 2022, Eoin McEvoy watched on as his Magherafelt clubmates Odhran Lynch and Conor McCluskey held the Anglo Celt Cup aloft for the first time since 1998.
It's going to be a crazy few weeks in the Mackin household as Aimee, Blaithin, Ciaran and Connaire all have Ulster finals to prepare for and both their Armagh teams take on Donegal in the decider.
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