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Darragh Leen

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  • Digital Journalist, News Reporter, Film Critic, Entertainment Correspondent, Irish Examiner
Cork, London
As seen in: Irish Examiner, MSN, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror, The Telegraph, Yahoo News Malaysia, Daily Star (UK), Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and
Covers:  Sport (mainly) and Entertainment.

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Darragh Leen’s Biography

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Enterprising journalist offering four years of experience in print and online media. Familiar with viral trends, breaking news response and capitalizing on social media platforms to get the story out. Adept at developing articles and investigating issues with a tenacious and unwavering dedication. Have a variety of skills in this field aswell as a deep understanding of the English language.

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Brian Barry Murphy hails Cardiff's response to racist abuse by supporter

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By Darragh Leen Verified
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Cardiff City head coach Barry-Murphy has praised the club’s response after a supporter allegedly made a racist gesture during last weekend’s League One match against Lincoln City. Lincoln manager Michael Skubala said there had been “allegations of racist comments” directed at Imps captain Tendayi Darikwa during the game in the Welsh capital.
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Corn Uí Mhuirí: Skibbereen CS find St Brendan's too strong losing to the Kerry side by 24 points

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By Darragh Leen Verified
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St Brendan’s, Killarney booked their place in the quarter-final of the Corn Uí Mhuirí with a 24-point victory over Skibbereen CS on Wednesday afternoon in this Group 4 game. The Sem knew they needed at least an eight-point victory for safe passage to the knockouts - they did that and then some - but victory for Clonakilty against Colaiste Choilm, Ballincollig, was the cherry on top, securing second place for the Kerrymen.
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Ibane Gaels into first Cork U21 decider after thrilling penalty shootout win over Kinsale

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By Darragh Leen Verified
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There was tears of pain, yelps of relief and drama aplenty in Sunday's Cork U21AFC semi-final as Ibane Gaels qualified for their maiden U212 final courtesy of a dramatic penalty shootout victory over their hosts Kinsale. What started as a lacklustre and edgy contest - only 0-6 to 0-3 at half time - eventually blossomed into a barnstorming display of football with twists at every turn.
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