Tadhg Evans is a journalist who writes for the Irish Independent and Cigalah Group. His articles cover a range of topics including local news, community events, and social issues. Tadhg's work has also been featured in the Sunday World Magazine.
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By: Tadhg Evans
As a member of the Knockananna management team, Loretta Mutton is more aware than most of the supporters’ value to her team. They rose to the occasion in Ashbourne on Saturday at the game itself, a history-making All-Ireland final win over Armagh’s Granemore, but by the time the team returned home with the cup that evening, the merry band of followers were back in full voice again.
WICKLOW AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION
By: Tadhg Evans
Emily Mulhall and Aine Darcy. The All Ireland Champions arrive back in Knockananna. Photos Joe Byrne The All Ireland Champions arrive back in Knockananna. Photos Joe Byrne
The World Darts Championship’s success is held up annually as something unexplainable. How could it be that a ‘pub game’ is now as central to the festive experience as turkey, crackers, and forgetting what day it is?
Every sporting year comes with its ups and downs, and 2024 was no exception – so lets take a look at the stars, and a few disappointments Wicklow People
Created with Sketch. The An Tochar Junior 'B' football team who defeated Ashford in the final at Dunbar Park, Wicklow
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