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Editorial Lead, Sports JOE
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Biography
I haven been working in journalism since 2003, writing for outlets such as JOE, SportsJOE, The Guardian, Sunday Tribune, Press Association, Irish Independent, The42 and more. I have been covering sport extensively since 2009, with particular focus on rugby, football and golf. As well as my writing experience, I have been a show and podcast producer, and a producer of live events. I have been editorial lead at JOE and SportsJOE for the past two years.
entertainment artsNational and local news
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Content
By Pat McCarry Verified, Ross Byrne| RugbyPass Verified Will wounded Carbery come back to haunt former side Munster? Copied to clipboard 0 11:33am, 10 April 2025 Joey Carbery never wanted to leave Leinster. He never wanted to leave Munster, either. On Saturday, a shade over nine years since he made his senior debut, Carbery has a chance to show both sides, and Andy Farrell, what they discarded. This season’s Champions Cup Round of 16 had tournament organisers thanking their stars for La Rochelle v Munster.
By Pat McCarry Verified| RugbyPass Verified Munster-ROG reunion a ‘love story’ but no return likely for La Rochelle boss Copied to clipboard 0 11:41am, 03 April 2025 “People maybe under-estimate Mike, and I don’t think they should.”Ronan O’Gara and Mike Prendergast’s rugby story intertwined, for the first time, in 1995. O’Gara’s Presentation Brothers College met a Crescent College team featuring Prendergast and David Wallace in the Munster Senior Schools Cup final.
By Pat McCarry Verified, Ross Byrne| RugbyPass Verified Will wounded Carbery come back to haunt former side Munster? Copied to clipboard 0 11:33am, 10 April 2025 Joey Carbery never wanted to leave Leinster. He never wanted to leave Munster, either. On Saturday, a shade over nine years since he made his senior debut, Carbery has a chance to show both sides, and Andy Farrell, what they discarded. This season’s Champions Cup Round of 16 had tournament organisers thanking their stars for La Rochelle v Munster.
Company Info
Sports JOE
Ireland, Ireland