
Johnny Watterson
Johnny Watterson is a boxing journalist who covers the sport's events and its impact on athletes. He recently reflected on the tragic death of boxer John Cooney, highlighting the risks associated with the sport and its sobering history.
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Johnny Watterson reflects on his career in sports journalism in his final column.
Joy for Mexico and Canada despite horrific injury – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson writes about Timoney's style of play being influenced by Sevens rugby.
Andy Farrell to offer fresh opportunities, Steve Tandy’s hand forced by injuries – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson's sense of fairness led the Sunday Tribune to name Gibney years ago.
For over 30 years, George Gibney has lived as a free man, without having to face a trial – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson brings news that RG Snyman is among those who’ll be back on duty.
Health of Irish rugby and Dublin football come under focus after lost weekend – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson will be writing the match report for the Champions Cup.
Champions Cup – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson talks to assistant coach Robin McBryde.
Munster in fine fettle ahead of reunion with Rog – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson provides a squad update for Ireland.
Live updates as Jack Crowley named to start at outhalf – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson will be evaluating the Ireland players.
Live updates from crunch Six Nations clash at the Aviva – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson wrote of the news last week.
Live updates as starting 15 named for crunch Six Nations clash – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson wonders if France will deploy their 'Le Bombe Equipe' against Ireland.
Ireland get their kicks and prepare for Le Bombe Equipe – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson highlights the misfiring scrum and player ratings.
Ireland move forward but leave the door open for France and England – The Irish TimesJohnny Watterson reflects on the tragic death of John Cooney following his bout with Welshman Nathan Howells.
Roses are red, violets are blue, oh Michael Noonan, Rovers love you – The Irish Times
































































































