Cathal Kelly is a columnist for The Globe and Mail. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, sports business, and the intersection of culture and society, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Cathal's insights and commentary have also been featured in the Media Industry Observer.
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Cathal Kelly predominantly covers sports, with a focus on specific events and evolving stories within the sporting world. His coverage includes a wide range of sports topics such as baseball, hockey, soccer, Olympics, and ski jumping.
Considering his event-focused reporting style and broad spectrum of covered sports including lesser-known ones like ski jumping, Cathal may be interested in pitches related to unique or underrepresented elements within these sports. This could include profiles of promising athletes or discussions about developments that are not widely reported in mainstream media.
Given his national focus on Canada, pitches should take into account how the proposed topic relates to Canadian interests or athletes. For example: profiling Canadian talent in various sporting disciplines might resonate well with him.
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By: Cathal Kelly
This tournament proved the essentiality of sport, the last thing capable of bringing us all together
By: Cathal Kelly
Open this photo in gallery: Players react after Argentina's Lautaro Martinez scored a goal during the World Cup semi-final match against England in Atlanta, on July 15.
By: Cathal Kelly
The battle for sport’s soul played out in front of – and made – billions
By: Cathal Kelly, Jamie Ross
Open this photo in gallery: Spain's Lamine Yamal and Argentina's Lionel Messi shake hands after Spain topped Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday. JAMES LANG/Reuters
By: Cathal Kelly
Open this photo in gallery: Despite Argentina's second-place finish, Lionel Messi comes away from the World Cup still regarded as the best to ever play the game, Cathal Kelly writes.
Infantino’s wild week shouldn’t just put his job at risk; it should put FIFA as a whole into doubt
By: Cathal Kelly
Veteran guard fired up the publicity generator that is any discussion of transgender participation in women’s sport
By: Cathal Kelly
FIFA president miscalculated by trying to sell the World Cup, but he was only following in the footsteps of Bettman and Goodell
By: Jamie Ross, Cathal Kelly
Good Good Golf finds itself in a bad, bad place
By: Jamie Ross, Cathal Kelly
Is Uncle Dennis the greatest sports agent of all time?
