Tom Byrne is the News Director at ICONIC MEDIA GROUP. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including sports, particularly competitive team sports, as well as climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on regional and world news. Tom's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Leinster Express, Laois Live, and the Irish Independent, among others.
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Tom Byrne's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly football and darts. Pitches for interviews or stories related to Irish football, especially involving transfers and player movements within the region, are likely to be well received.
Given his extensive coverage of local events like signings and appearances by sporting figures in Ireland, he may also appreciate pitches about exclusive events featuring well-known personalities from other sports as long as they have a strong local angle or significance.
It would be beneficial to align pitches with Tom's focus on event coverage and private sector announcements while placing significant emphasis on the local context within Ireland.
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The countdown is on to a moment in time… One day away from a historic Irish sporting moment. Can you believe it?
By: Tom Byrne
‘It has lost some of its edge, becoming increasingly commercialised to the point where money dominates a league that was once fuelled by passion’
By: Tom Byrne
‘Some moments are simply bigger than words’
By: Tom Byrne
The knockout stages of the football championships take centre stage this weekend
By: Tom Byrne
The quarter-final stages have arrived, while the fight to survive begins
Bohemians produced a dramatic three-goal comeback in the space of 15 minutes to defeat Galway United 3-2 at Eamonn Deacy Park.
By: Tom Byrne
‘If I had the chance to do it all again, with the experiences I’ve had, I’d take the same route’
By: Tom Byrne
‘I get great pleasure out of this game. There’s not a whole lot left in me, but the young lads keep you going’
The Tailteann Cup winner finished with 2-8 as his side secured victory in their last eight clash
By: Tom Byrne
The return of Oisín McGraynor proved pivotal for Avondale as the Dales booked their place in the semi-finals of the D’Arcy Sands Intermediate Football Championship with an eight-point victory over local rivals Aughrim.
