Tommy Rooney Email & Phone Number

Host of The Football Pod, with Paddy Andrews and James O'Donoghue. The number one Gaelic Football podcast in Ireland, available as to listen to every Monday, you can also watch it on YouTube! We have released over 100 episodes of The Football Pod to date across three seasons and we've sold out live shows all around the country, including our most recent in Croke Park - and developed a huge community along the way.The style, tone and unrivalled insights have continued throughout all three seasons, as we continue to bring down the veil on life in intercounty football and through the grades!Just search for The Football Pod - and subscribe!Season 1 of The Football Pod captured the attention of GAA fans around the country, the first 30 episodes delivered well over half-a-million podcast listens. We'd pin-pointed a gap in the market, brought two brilliant co-hosts together in Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran, and everything clicked. Andy Moran, 2017 Footballer of the Year and Paddy Andrews, with his seven All-Ireland medals, brought a freshness and an enthusiasm to our coverage of the game, which complemented their razor sharp insights every week. While both of their careers started in the mid-noughties, each of them sat on opposite sides of the defining rivalry of the 2010s, Dublin-Mayo - as they put it themselves, there was a hatred there, but you never would have thought that judging by the chemistry on The Football Pod.James O'Donoghue joined for the start of Season 2 as Andy departed for intercounty management, and our growth from there has been fantastic.Season 1 saw Mayo trump Dublin, S2 brought more pain for Paddy and Kerry beat Dublin, before Dublin finally gave him something to cheer (or cry) about this year by winning the All-Ireland.You can listen back to each and every episode across our three seasons, as Paddy, Andy and James joined Tommy to deliver brilliant coaching insights and tips every week, as well as our interviews with special guests.

Senior Producer of Digital Audio at Off The Ball - focusing on the growth and creation of podcasts and audio across the OTB Podcast Network.

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

Producer and Project Manager at OTB Sports, tasked with growing various parts of the business.Project Manager - OTB Sports Radio.Producer - The Bernard Brogan Podcast. Producer - The Mount Rushmore Series on OTB.Producer - The Shotclock with Kieran Donaghy.Producer - The Keith Andrews Show on OTB.

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

Producer of OTB AM - the daily sports breakfast show from Off The Ball.Ireland's first and only sports breakfast show. OTB AM, streams on a multi-platform basis from 7:30 am every morning across Off The Ball's app, social channels and OTB Sports Radio (our digital radio station) - we're also available every morning on Virgin Media Sport - you can watch or listen live, interact with presenters or catch it all back via podcast after the show. The OTB AM team create over 10+ hours of sports radio/tv every week.

Ireland

I have written and produced content for a number of publications since beginning my journalism career in 2012.Contributor to the Irish Independent, the Irish Sun, Newstalk.com, the Sunday Business Post, LiveGaelic.com,Weekly GAA stats and feature column for Newstalk during the 2014 and 2015 Championship.During my final year of college I broke an exclusive GAA story in the national media.I moderated, ran the social media and contributed over 100 articles to an online GAA site for a nine-month period in 2013, ranging from opinion pieces, to feature articles, match previews and news.

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

Weekly lecturer for the Sports Newsday module on the B.A. in Journalism. Working with the final year undergraduate students alongside Dr. Declan Fahy, operating as an editor to assist students produce work to be published in national publications - focusing on written, visual and audio content.

Dublin, Ireland

Researcher and Producer with Off The Ball, the award-winning national sports radio show broadcasting on Newstalk, seven days a week. Main duties include researching items, briefing presenters, writing scripts and organising interviews. Editing audio, pitching ideas, sourcing guests and creating content.I've produced the mid-week show, stand-in/back-up producer on various occasions - tasks include editorialising items, creating content, working with presenters and technician staff throughout a live production.Production experience also includes weekend producer on Saturday's and Sunday's, where the show content often fluctuates between live sport and studio interviews. Experienced in the organisation and execution of various outside broadcasts, from smaller pubs and venues in the likes of Galway and Wexford, to full sized arenas like the Aviva Stadium, the RDS, Vicar Street and the 3Arena.Co-host on the Friday GAA Podcast and Team 33's Fantasy Football Podcast, also an author of various articles and blog-posts for newstalk.com

Dublin, Ireland

Interning as a researcher on 'Off The Ball', Newstalk Radio's award winning sports show; Responsibilities included researching stories and writing briefs and scripts, editing audio and pitching ideas. Also worked shifts writing the sports bulletins for the station and network. I also completed an 8 week INTRA placement at the end of my degree on the show.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Journalism

Activities and Societies: GAA, Conradh Na Gaeilge, Raising and Giving, Journalism

Leaving Certificate

Activities and Societies: GAA, Basketball, Soccer, DebatingAttended GaelColáiste Oiriall in Monaghan town. LC Subjects: Irish, English.