Tom Comack is a journalist at ICONIC MEDIA GROUP. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, while also exploring topics such as football and soccer. Tom's work has been featured in Derry News, Letterkenny Live, Inish Times / InishLive.ie, and Donegal Live.
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Tom Comack's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly Gaelic football and Donegal GAA. His coverage indicates a strong emphasis on event coverage with occasional private sector announcements related to the sporting events.
For those looking to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or exclusive interviews about ongoing matches, player performances, team strategies, and any controversies within these local sporting events. Additionally, if there are any private sector announcements related to these sports or clubs in his region of focus (Ireland), they could also be of interest.
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By: Tom Comack
Ulster champions eye historic final spot as they host Kilcock in All-Ireland semi-final showdown
Tony Boyle's team ready to take on defending Ulster champions Naomh Eoghan of Carryduff in the provincial decider
Carryduff's second-half surge seals Ulster Ladies Minor Championship final victory over Tony Boyle's Dungloe side
Dungloe minor manager Tony Boyle rues missed chances and physicality as Dungloe's minor ladies team fall short in historic Ulster decider
Donegal's three main officers sat in on a national meeting online with other county boards on Tuesday evening as the Revenue look set to look in on the GAA in a much closer fashion
Final touches are being made to the ladies' management team following John McNulty’s departure, with an announcement expected this week
By: Brian McEniff, Tom Comack
Former Donegal manager Brian McEniff believes Mary Kelly's election as County Secretary marks a historic milestone for Donegal GAA, as she joins Mary Coughlan and Grace Boyle in the top three executive positions
The Armagh native addressed the Donegal players for the first time last Sunday morning after he had been unveiled as the person taking over from the outgoing John McNulty
By: Tom Comack
The Armagh native addressed the Donegal players for the first time last Sunday morning after he had been unveiled as the person taking over from the outgoing John McNulty
By: Tom Comack
SFC-winning captain Owenie Beag McBride, star forward of the 1960s and ‘70s, Donal Breslin and the club’s former number one netminder from the late 1960s to the early 1980s, Packie McGinley, have all been inducted into the elite and special category
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