Eric Haughan is a Multimedia Journalist at RTÉ. He focuses on various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and team sports disciplines. Eric's work has been featured in RTE, where he brings insights and coverage to the dynamic world of athletics.
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Eric Haughan's coverage predominantly centers around local and international sports events, particularly football (both local and international leagues), rugby, golf, and the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). He also features government announcements related to sports.
When reaching out to Eric, consider providing insights or access to interviews related to ongoing sporting events such as league matches or tournaments. Additionally, if you have expert analysis on team strategies or player performances in these events, it may be of interest to him.
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Perhaps it's the year of the underdog after all. This week, a rampaging Kerry side wear the favourites' tag as their success-starved Connacht foes await in an All-Ireland final in Croke Park.
And then there were two. And even a cursory look at the results of the Women's All-Ireland senior football championship of this summer will confirm, we've clearly settled on the very best two.
Galway and Kerry collide at Croke Park in search for All-Ireland glory. Follow the action as it happens.
It's football, folks - but not as we know it. The FRC swept through the game like a breath of fresh air two years ago and introduced a raft
As the ever-increasing clamour for added technology in Gaelic games continues unabated, Limerick star Gearóid Hegarty is firmly against the introduction of a GAA version of VAR in hurling.
Four games in the top flight as the battle for Europe - and to avoid the drop - continues apace.
No fewer than 16 Irish women will tee it up at the KPMG Women's Irish Open when it gets underway early this morning, representing a record number of competitors from this island partaking in their home Open.
As we wave a tearful goodbye to as breathtaking a summer as these islands have seen in many a year, the return of 'the rain' is hardly ideal for
The Michael Collins Cup - a golf event run by the Irish Defence Forces - celebrated its centenary year on Monday at Royal Curragh Golf Club in Co Kildare.
As the Men's Irish Open works itself out at Doonbeg in Co Clare, one of Ireland's brightest golfing stars, Leona Maguire, will be wearing the Team
