Monthly Archives: September 2011

Paul Mohan talks about his dramatic picture of Bryan Cullen

Nice and Snappy, GAA
View Image   Photographer: Paul Mohan / SPORTSFILE Equipment: Nikon D3s, 600mm lens Location: Croke Park, Dublin Describe what’s happening in the picture: Dublin captain Bryan Cullen lifts the Sam Maguire cup after beating Kerry in the ...

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Kerry v Dublin – GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final

Media Coverage, GAA
The past couple of days have been very big for Sportsfile. We had a record 8 photographers on the pitch for the Football All-Ireland Final, excellent results in the Monday sports pages and an all time record amount of hits on our Sportsfile.com ...

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Australia v Ireland Rugby World Cup Preview by Brendan Moran

Nice and Snappy, Rugby
Brendan Moran talks about the Ireland jersey preparations ahead of the team’s World Cup match against Australia: “In the lead up to the big game against Australia picking a relevant subject to write about, in relation to the game, was ...

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Matt Browne talks about his picture of Kilkenny’s Jackie Tyrrell celebrating All-Ireland glory

Nice and Snappy, GAA
View Image Photographer: Matt Browne Equipment: Nikon D3S, 500mm lens Location: Croke Park, Dublin Describe what is happening in the picture? Kilkenny’s Jackie Tyrrell shows his joy after winning the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship ...

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Brendan Moran talks about his picture of Jonathan Sexton training in Queenstown, New Zealand

Nice and Snappy, Rugby
  View Image Photographer: Brendan Moran Equipment: Nikon D3, 70-200mm lens Location: Queenstown, New Zealand Describe what is happening in the picture? Ireland out-half Jonathan Sexton is practicing his field position kicking near the end of ...

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Nice and Snappy

Nice and Snappy, GAA
Dublin v Donegal Photographer: Dáire Brennan of Sportsfile What and where: I was in the Upper Cusack midway through the second half for the All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Dublin and Donegal. I saw Colm McFadden was on his own up front for ...

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