Sinead Farrell is a sports reporter for The42, a leading sports news outlet in Ireland. With a focus on local sports in Dublin and Ireland, Sinead covers a wide range of sporting events, including football, hurling, and golf. Her articles provide in-depth analysis, player interviews, and updates on the latest news in the Irish sports scene.
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Sinead's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly the GAA and Irish sports. Given the high percentage of event coverage in her articles, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, player profiles within the GAA or other Irish sports, and engaging content such as sports quizzes that are specific to Ireland.
Pitches offering interviews with prominent figures in Irish sports or providing insights into significant developments within the GAA and All-Ireland finals would likely align well with Sinead's areas of interest. Additionally, topics related to player retirements or comebacks could also draw her attention.
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John Kiely has criticised the rule which prohibits teams from sending on personnel to relay messages to players from the manager.
Cork rescued their season with a superb win over Limerick in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
IN THE BRILLIANT sports book, ‘Dub Sub Confidential', author John Leonard lays out the unassailable challenge Stephen Cluxton laid out for him as the back-up goalkeeper with ambitions of becoming Dublin's new number one.
The former Galway United defender joined the St James’ Park side in 2022.
By: Sinead Farrell
Paul Mannion responds to questions around whether Leinster SFC games should be played at other venues due to poor crowds in Croke Park.
By: Sinead Farrell
KATIE TAYLOR SAYS it's “a dream” to be fighting on the same card that will see Mike Tyson and Jake Paul collide at the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas this July.
By: Sinead Farrell
Every team is still in contention heading into the final two rounds of the competition.
NOEL KING HAS stepped down as Dundalk's first-team manager after just four games ‘due to medical reasons,' the club has announced.
By: Sinead Farrell
THREE MEMBERS OF the Ireland hockey team who famously won a silver medal at the 2018 World Cup, have announced their international retirements.
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