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PJ browne

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Ballyduff, Dublin
As seen in: Irish Examiner, Balls.ie, Echo Live
Covers:  politics, history, sports, the arts
Doesn't Cover: Business, Banking
Sportswriter with @ExaminerSport.

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PJ browne’s Biography

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Freelance journalist over 25 years covering, sport, politics, the arts.
Half a dozen books published. Writing a daily blog, The Cultured Village, for four years.
Contribute to a growing interest in local history. Write poetry on a regular basis - not for publication.
Through the years, have contributed to all the major weekend newspapers here - Sunday Independent, The Times, Sunday Tribune, and the Irish Examiner

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Chelsea legend Bobby Tambling 'celebrated in Cork as fiercely as anywhere'

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By PJ browne Verified
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Bobby Tambling was remembered for his modesty, determination and humour during a cremation service on Monday. The Chelsea legend, who made Cork his home, died last week aged 84. Tambling was Chelsea's all-time top scorer for 45 years until his 202-goal tally was surpassed by Frank Lampard in 2013. He won a League of Ireland title with Cork Celtic in 1973-74, later becoming a beloved member of the Crosshaven sporting community. "Simply put, he was my hero," said his son Jamie.
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Seani Maguire agrees Cork City extension, ends speculation about future

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By PJ browne Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Seani Maguire has agreed a one-year extension to his contract with Cork City. The striker had two years remaining on the deal signed when he rejoined the club in July 2024 after eight seasons in the UK. Maguire had been linked with a move to Shamrock Rovers follow City's relegation from the Premier Division. Rovers boss Stephen Bradley revealed last week that the club had a bid for the player rejected.
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2027 Rugby World Cup draw: Ireland face Scotland, Uruguay, and Portugal

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By PJ browne Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Ireland have been drawn to face Scotland, Uruguay, and Portugal in the pool stage at the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia. The 11th Rugby World Cup kicks off in Australia on October 1, 2027 It will be the the third consecutive World Cup at which Ireland have faced Scotland in the pool stage. Uruguay and Spain will be the other two opponents in Pool D. If Ireland manage to win Pool D, they will face a third-placed team from Pool B, E or F in the round of 16.
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