Vincent Hogan is a sports journalist and writer for the Irish Independent, focusing on local sports in Ireland. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Vincent covers a wide range of sports topics, providing insightful analysis and capturing the essence of the sporting events and personalities he writes about.
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Vincent Hogan's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly Gaelic football and local Irish sporting events. He tends to cover event highlights, evolving stories, and provides opinion editorials. If you are looking to pitch a story to Vincent Hogan, consider providing insights into the Gaelic football scene in Ireland or offering expert commentary on ongoing events and matches.
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By: Vincent Hogan
Tom Morrissey struck an ominous tone for Limerick’s rivals as the All-Ireland champions reached a fifth consecutive Munster final courtesy of their single point defeat of Cork at the Gaelic Grounds.
By: Vincent Hogan
Yet another heart-in-the-mouth Munster day, the old game pitched as grand opera and, suddenly, a great, ominous shadow creeping back across the landscape again.
By: Vincent Hogan
Mayo tightened their stranglehold on Group One of the All-Ireland qualifiers, but not quite in the manner most expected at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park in Castlebar.
By: Vincent Hogan
Kevin McStay allayed any fears that Diarmuid O’Connor might have suffered a season-threatening injury after Mayo edged past Louth in Castlebar to tighten their stranglehold of Group One in the All-Ireland qualifiers.
By: Vincent Hogan
That he is gone at 57 seems cruelly faithful somehow to an underpinning narrative of Teddy McCarthy’s story.
By: Vincent Hogan
The clenched fist was half-formed and fleeting, an imprecise gesture that Caroline Currid quickly decommissioned.
Limerick midfielder Darragh O’Donovan has questioned the absence of a water-break during yesterday’s Munster SHC final victory over Clare, given the stifling heat in the Gaelic Grounds
By: Vincent Hogan
The hurling gods remain hard of hearing for Clare and maybe just a little malevolent too.
By: Billy Keane, Vincent Hogan
I will not make it to today’s big matches in Croke Park. The plan is to watch the All-Ireland quarter-finals on GAAGO. That’s if we can get the fickle trickle to stream. RTÉ is not showing the games.
By: Vincent Hogan
This article was originally published in the Herald on June 10, 2020
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