Tomas McCarthy is a freelance sports journalist based in Waterford, Ireland. With a focus on local sports, Tomas covers a variety of sports events and teams in the Waterford area, providing in-depth analysis and reporting for publications such as Waterford News, WLR FM, The42, Irish Examiner, and The Irish Sun.
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Tomas McCarthy's articles predominantly cover local sports, particularly hurling and football in Waterford, Ireland. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports, including injuries and team developments.
If you have insights into the performance or form of local athletes or teams in the Waterford area, especially related to hurling or football, then sharing this information with Tomas could be beneficial. Additionally, if you can provide updates on player injuries or exclusive interviews with athletes from Waterford-related sporting events, it may align well with his coverage interests.
It is also worth noting that since Tomas has a specific geographic focus on Waterford and its surrounding areas in Ireland, pitches should reflect an understanding of the local sporting scene within this region.
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By: Tomás McCarthy
Twenty eight years ago the Waterford champions held the reigning All-Ireland club winners to a draw - and made plans for the replay that sundered their hopes
By: Fraher Field, Tomás McCarthy
Rathgormack players fell to their knees at the final whistle on a wet and windy Sunday afternoon in Dungarvan as they agonisingly missed out on their first Muns...
By: Tomás Mccarthy
Rathgormack manager Kenny Hassett thought his side "deserved a little bit more" against Kerry's Dr Crokes.
Hassett believes his side should have been awarded a free late on in their narrow loss to Dr Crokes on Sunday.
By: Tomás Mccarthy
20 goals and 170 points for Ballygunner’s code breaker - GAA - Waterford News & Star
By: Tomás Mccarthy
Déise GAA board suffer €164,743 loss as senior hurlers cost €506,119 - GAA - Waterford News & Star
Man of the match Eoin Cuddihy scored 2-4 from play as Ballygunner made it back to back Under 20 hurling titles with a 2-21 to 1-16 win over Abbeyside at a bright but bitterly cold Fraher Field.
By: Tomás Mccarthy
Morrissey also won three Munster senior medals, one National League title and one Oireachtas during his playing days. He collected four Railway Cups (1958, 1959, 1960 and 1961).
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