Media Coverage
This article appeared in the Irish Echo of New York City, the largest Irish newspaper in North America.
HurlingWorld.com published an article about the Denver Gaels in its Gala Camogie Summer Supplement. HurlingWorld.com has thousands of subscribers all over the world at an increasing rate of 300 new subscribers per week.
HoganStand.com is one of the most popular hurling and Gaelic football websites in the world. This article was posted to the international portion of the website for coverage of the 2009 Colorado Irish Festival.
The following article appeared in the number 1 spot as the featured article for the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day 2009. This coverage was valuable considering my client, Scruffy Murphy’s Irish Pub, was seeking media coverage and promotion of its St. Patrick’s Day events.
Link to entire YourHub article.
Other media coverage resulting in from my Scruffy Murphy’s campaign included a lengthy photo essay that appeared on MetroMix.com’s Denver edition the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day 2009. The photo essay entailed 31 photos from Scruffy Murphy’s out of the 81 photos total. Here is a smattering of those posted.
Link coming soon.
For the 2009 “Paddy Wagon” Pub Crawl, the Denver Gaels largest single fundraising event was touted as “Today’s Featured Event” in Westword’s Night & Day. The Night & Day portion of the Westword.com averages more than 170,000 page views per month.
Link to 2009 Westword Night & Day article.
Link to 2009 Westword calendar feature.
For the 2008 “Paddy Wagon” Pub Crawl, this write-up appeared in Westword’s Night & Day section, both printed version and online, a few days prior to the “Paddy Wagon”. This coverage was responsible for approximately a 30 percent increase in attendance at the event.
Link to 2008 Westword Night & Day article.
The following article passed the test to be printed in the hard copy version of YourHub as a result of a news release posted online chalk full of photos and timely, unique information.
This is an review I wrote that appeared in the University Daily Kansan’s cultural magazine, Jayplay.
Through my work as Vice President of the KU hockey team, media coverage of the team became commonplace; however, a server crash at www.kansan.com has caused the loss of access to all those published articles, save one. See below, but know that there were many others now lost in the annuls of cyberspace.
