Colm Boohig

My name is Colm Boohig, from Ireland. To be fair, I am interested in lots that life has to offer but my most consistent love since I was a young’n has been sport and creative writing. If I wasn’t kicking a ball around I was trying my hardest to come across as interesting with a pen or a keyboard. This routine eventually landed me a gig as a sports reporter for the main newspaper in my home county of Cork, while I also got involved in the world of PR in Dublin, working as an assistant accounts executive. Having lived in Australia I was lucky enough to become involved with TAT and have steadily worked my way up in the last year. I don’t plan to stop progressing anytime soon. My main goal is to become creatively involved in the world of sport and entertainment on a daily basis, if only to justify the amount of time I have spent watching and reading up on the world of comedy and sport, and all that it has to offer! It is an ambition in which I am determined to achieve.

The 2015 AFC Asian Cup: The Socceroos one of the favourites, while Palestine has already won

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By Colm Boohig

 

The 2015 AFC Asian Cup begins this evening as hosts Australia face Kuwait in Melbourne’s Rectangular Stadium. It is the first time that Australia has hosted the Asian Cup, and the first time that the tournament has been staged outside of the geographical continent of Asia. Australia has been part of the Asian Confederation since their 2007 switch from Oceania and the Socceroos will be looking for redemption at this year’s Asian Cup, having lost 1-0 to Japan in the 2011 final.

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2015 F1 Outlook

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By Jonathon Momsen

Christmas is gone and summer is here, which means the Formula 1 Championship will begin building towards the Australian Grand Prix coming up in March. After such a strong year in 2014, Daniel Ricciardo’s future will be one of a champion, but whether or not 2015 will have an Australian winner remains to be seen.

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Exciting Australian golf drives Channel Seven to a fairway of success

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By Basil Naimet. Australian golf tournaments in 2014 have had record television audiences with all four majors covered by free-to-air provider Channel Seven. Of the four events that were televised, which included; the ISPS HANDAPerth International, BetEasy Masters, Emirates Australian Open and Australian PGA Championship, the Emirates Australian Open performed extremely well with average weekend … Read more