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Conor Martin

Conor Martin

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Gaelic Games (GAA), Football, Cricket Journalist, Media Team Personnel, Dublin GAA

London

Biography

I have eight years of sports journalism experience under my belt having freelanced since my very first year at university. I specialise in GAA (Games Games) and football coverage and have experience in covering cricket and rugby as well. I have attended many high-profile sporting events and have worked up a reputation to be one of the most well-known and one of the main GAA journalists in London. My football and cricket experience is also vast. I have covered games in the English Football League and the Premier League as well as international fixtures. Similarly, in cricket, I have covered test matches at Lords for various publications.

Final Covers

Football , Cricket , Rugby , GAA

Doesn’t Cover

I am open to covering any sport or event. I am open-minded and I am not afraid to take on new challenges.

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Content

Total articles 277

  • Rossies show muscle to power past London

    By Conor Martin| Irish Examiner Verified Roscommon pulled clear in the second half in Ruislip to take care of business against London in their championship opener. Davy Burke's side set the tone in the first minute when Ruaidhrí Fallon scored the first point of the game moments after the throw-in. The first 10 minutes of the game would be dominated by the Rossies, who were patient in front of goal and doubled their lead five minutes later when Enda Smith split the posts.

    By Conor Martin · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Roscommon breeze to 19-point win in London

    By Conor Martin| RTÉ Verified A clinical second-half showing saw Roscommon blow London away 2-26 to 0-13 at McGovern Park in Ruislip as championship season 2025 began. Against the backdrop of a heavy west London breeze. Roscommon set the tone in the first minute when Ruaidhrí Fallon scored the first point of the game – and this season's Connacht Championship - moments after the throw-in.

    By Conor Martin · RTÉ

    Apr. 05, 2025

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Company Info

Dublin GAA