Barry Landy
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Love Is The Drog,
MSN Ireland,
Irish Daily Mail,
The Daily Mirror,
The Sun,
Flipboard,
The Irish Times,
Indo GAA,
Irish Independent,
Irish Examiner,
RTÉ
and
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Irish football, League of Ireland, Drogheda United, Dundalk FC, Football Association of Ireland
Football Reporter - LOI, FAI // Author - @EmeraldExiles: How the Irish Made Their Mark on World Football // @SoccerWritersIr Member // NUJ member
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Barry Landy’s Biography
Read Full Bio →// Football Reporter - League of Ireland, Irish football, Drogheda United, Dundalk FC
// Author - Emerald Exiles: How the Irish Made Their Mark on World Football
// Virgin Media Sport Social Media Executive
// Former Sports Sub-Editor Irish Daily Star
// Former Soccer Writers Ireland Executive Committee member
// National Union of Journalists member
Barry Landy’s Journalist Portfolio
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John Caulfield on the Cup trail again as Galway edge Drogs
Barry Landy reports from Sullivan & Lambe Park CUP SPECIALIST JOHN Caulfield guided Galway United to within one game of a first FAI Cup final appearance in 35 years as 2024 winners Drogheda United, who played the last 30 minutes with just 10 men, were dispatched at Sullivan & Lambe Park.
Galway United snatch unlikely victory in FAI Cup quarter-final
Updated / Friday, 4 Sep 2026 22:37 Lee Devitt celebrates his goal Galway United came from behind to snatch an unlikely victory over struggling Drogheda United and book their place in the semi-finals of the Club Orange Men's FAI Cup in the process. Lee Devitt's late strike – hitting the net via the inside of the post – won it for John Caulfield’s combative team who were fortunate to see Mark Doyle sent-off in the second for two bookable offences, the second a perceived case of simulation.
Dundalk overcome Drogheda in five-goal thriller
Barry Landy reports from Sullivan & Lambe Park THE WEE COUNTY bragging rights went north to Dundalk at the end of the fourth and presumably final Louth derby of the season as Daryl Horgan’s 89th-minute free-kick settled a five-goal thriller. Sullivan & Lambe Park rarely bounces like it does when Drogheda United’s fierce rivals Dundalk come to town.
Interview
See all 19 answers →Have you ever used a typewriter?
No!
How is social media changing news?
It's making news gathering easier. But over exposure and over consumption is not necessarily all that healthy.
What does it mean to be a journalist?
Long hours and sacrificing a social life.
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