Tony Leen is a journalist at the Irish Examiner and The Echo Live. He focuses on sports, particularly team sports and competitive sports, exploring themes related to sports business and various sports disciplines. Tony's insights and expertise in these areas have earned him features in prominent publications.
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Tony Leen's focus is primarily on local sports in Ireland, particularly GAA-related content and football. He frequently covers specific events and team announcements within the Cork and Kerry regions. If you have insights or news related to these areas, especially involving GAA teams, player interviews, or upcoming matches, it would be relevant to reach out to Tony with this information.
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He may be Kerry's oldest active GAA fan, but 95-year-old Donal Leahy has overcome his share of obstacles to watching his beloved green and gold in person.
Andy Moran and Mayo have another big day to iron out the creases.
By: Tony Leen, Maurice Brosnan
KERRY Shane Murphy - 8 Probably the most serious pressure he faced this season in the last ten minutes. And did the Dr Crokes No 1 come through it.
An intriguing characterisation of Kerry, the defending All-Ireland champions considered a sure thing a short while ago to rack up a 40th title, is
By: Tony Leen
KERRY manager Jack O'Connor has confirmed he personally intervened to get a ‘disrespectful' marketing sign about Mayo and their manager Andy Moran removed from the road side between Killarney and Killorglin.
RTÉ's coverage of the World Cup final clocked up over one million television viewers on Sunday - nearly 250,000 more than the All-Ireland hurling final at Croke Park earlier the same day.
In the upper part of Croke Park's Hogan Stand, two men sat there. Stillness. Faces covered, shoulders heaving.
AN earlier season finale means it isn't just the harsh winter for Kerry after Sunday's epic All-Ireland final.
