Ian O'Riordan is a journalist at The Irish Times and breakingnews.ie. He covers a diverse range of topics including individual sports, sports business, and competitive sports, as well as regional interest and world news, particularly focusing on LATAM. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in event technology and higher education.
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Ian O'Riordan's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and athletes in Ireland, particularly in running, athletics, cross country championships, and the Olympic Games. His articles feature event coverage with a strong emphasis on personal stories of Irish athletes.
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By: Ian O Riordan
21-year-old Irish rider was the eighth rider to go out in the ‘race for survival'
By: Ian O'Riordan
The Wicklow rider had won silver in the scratch race on Wednesday in Shanghai
By: Ian O Riordan
At 21, after four years of running ‘pro', his signing with Oregon is all within the NCAA rules
The Wicklow rider adds to her silver medal won on Wednesday's opening day of competition in Shanghai
By: Ian O Riordan
This is no time for any cramming or binge-training ahead of Sunday's early morning start
There is an extensive track record of men and women somehow cheating their way to the finish line
Seasons turn, years pass, but there’s no deterring the hardiest of marathon runners
By: Ian O Riordan
The absence of defending Irish women's title holder Ava Crean clears the way for a new champion in Sunday's Dublin Marathon
By: Ian O Riordan
Ballina man driven on by All-Ireland glory as Judith Storm claims women's title
By: Ian O Riordan
City of Derry Spartans AC runner passes long-time Irish women's leader Sorcha Nic Dhómhnaill inside the last 400m
