Emma Healy is a Sports Producer at the Boston Globe. She specializes in women's sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with culture and society, covering topics such as international sports leagues, major league sports, and team tournaments. Emma's work has been featured in Boston.com, The Boston Globe, Media Industry Observer, and Roscommon People.
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Emma Healy's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and basketball, with a strong emphasis on local teams such as the Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins. Given her concentration on event coverage, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming games or significant events involving these teams.
As Emma focuses primarily on local sports in Massachusetts and Boston, tailored pitches related to news or events concerning these specific teams are more likely to resonate with her. For example, offering insights into team strategies ahead of key matchups or exclusive interviews with players or coaches could capture her attention.
Given the nature of Emma's articles which mainly provide play-by-play event updates and analysis for local sports teams in Massachusetts (including feature stories), providing engaging story angles about athletes' personal journeys or unique aspects of their training could also appeal to her.
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Public service workers on picket lines across Roscommon on Wednesday voiced concerns about living costs, staffing shortages and workloads, calling on the Government to enter meaningful negotiations on pay.
By: Emma Healy
There's no instruction manual for how to return to an Olympic career after having a baby.
Henry David Thoreau had a hand in naming New England's newest women's soccer team — along with hundreds of supporters.
By: Emma Healy
FOXBOROUGH — A playoff berth would have been an unrealistic expectation for Boston Legacy FC in its inaugural season; just two expansion teams in NWSL history have made the playoffs in their first year.
FOXBOROUGH — A pair of NWSL bottom-feeders long eliminated from the playoffs, Boston Legacy FC and Racing Louisville played Friday night with just pride on the line — and a chance to consider the future of their clubs.
By: Emma Healy
Amanda Gutierres scored in the ninth minute, and defender Deja Davis netted the go-ahead goal — her first in the NWSL — in the 51st, heading home a cross from Sarah Schupansky.
New 30km/h speed limits are to be introduced in designated areas of five towns across County Roscommon following the adoption of special speed limit by-laws at Monday's meeting of Roscommon County Council.
By: Emma Healy
Roscommon County Council is undertaking a comprehensive review of its differential rent scheme following concerns about the treatment of Carer’s Allowance and disability payments when calculating rent for local authority tenants. The issue was raised at Monday’s council meeting in a notice of motion from Cllrs Nigel Dineen, Tony Ward […]
After the final home game of their inaugural season, Boston Legacy players said that while they were eliminated from the NWSL playoffs a month prior, they wanted to make life hard for the remaining two teams on their schedule.
