Paul Dollery is a Sports Reporter at The Irish Sun. He specializes in competitive sports, covering a wide range of topics including team sports, sports tournaments, and the business of sports. Paul’s insights and analyses have been featured in The Irish Sun.
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Paul Dollery focuses primarily on local sports, particularly GAA-related events in Ireland, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. He may be interested in pitches related to interviews or stories about players' experiences and achievements within the GAA community.
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By: Paul Dollery
PAURIC MAHONY has revealed that Ballygunner had to overcome ‘their most disjointed preparation ever’ to retain their Waterford SHC title. The veteran forward also dismissed the notion that they onl…
By: Paul Dollery
THE Dublin ladies footballers will have new management next season after joint-gaffers Derek Murray and Paul Casey called time on their two-year tenure. The pair oversaw All-Ireland success in thei…
By: Paul Dollery
IN the Premier League, the deadline has now passed on a transfer window of record spending. That the 20 clubs managed to shell out over €4billion between them suggests that finding a good bargain i…
By: Paul Dollery
PADRAIC JOYCE described his time as Galway gaffer ‘as a privilege and an honour’ after bringing an end to his seven-year reign. The Tribes are beginning the search for new management following Thur…
By: Paul Dollery
AS thousands spoke excitedly about heading up to Croke Park for the weekend, GAA folk of a certain persuasion could have been forgiven a fortnight ago for presuming that their wish had been granted…
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A FEW eyebrows were raised when Pádraic Joyce outlined his main objective after being appointed Galway manager. That no eyebrows will rise if the next man up publicly declares the same ambition say…
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CLARE football boss Paul Madden believes the game’s stakeholders should proceed with caution when it comes to the prospect of implementing more new rules. The revamp of the game instigated by Jim G…
By: Paul Dollery
MORE than six weeks have passed since the final whistle sounded on the inter-county football season, with events coming to a close on a famous Sunday as Mayo beat Kerry at Croke Park. Yet as eviden…
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JIMMY LEE accused the Limerick football board of showing a ‘disrespectful’ lack of support towards players and management. In a strongly worded statement confirming that his reign as gaffer is over…
By: Paul Dollery
JOHN KIELY has given Limerick a boost by signing up to lead their latest Liam MacCarthy Cup defence in 2027. On the same day Jimmy Lee ruled himself out of staying on as the Treaty’s football boss,…
