Adam McKendry
Sports Journalist at Belfast Telegraph
Sports Journalist at Sunday Life
Sports journalist for @BelTel_Sport and @SundayLifeSport. The views expressed on this account are my own and not necessarily those of my employer.
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6 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Adam McKendry
Live | Larne v Linfield | Inver Reds look to keep pressure on in race for Premiership second placeLinfield's Chris Shields tracks down Larne striker Andy RyanA huge game awaits us at Inver Park in the Sports Direct Premiership tonight as Larne look to keep the pressure on Glentoran in the race for second place when they take on already crowned champions Linfield (kick-off 7:45pm). Follow all the action on our LIVE blog below!
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Adam McKendry
Fly-half Jack Murphy: Being exposed to top level opposition vindicates my decision to join UlsterJack Murphy’s performances have helped him lock down his place in the Ulster line-upWhen he first joined Ulster, fly-half Jack Murphy admitted it was largely down to the fact that he saw a clearer path to game time at the northern province than with his native Leinster. That said, even he didn’t quite envisage being the undisputed starting No.10 just five months after making his debut.
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Adam McKendry
Former Glenavon midfielder Mark Sykes has been ruled out for the rest of Bristol City’s season after suffering a quad injury during the warm-up ahead of their clash with QPR on Sunday. The 27-year-old had been named in the starting line-up for the game at Loftus Road but pulled out pre-game and will now miss the remainder of the campaign. "That's probably him done for the season. (He) pulled his quad, don't expect to see him for a while," Bristol City manager Liam Manning told BBC Radio Bristol.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Adam McKendry
The European dream might have ended for Ulster a week and a half ago in Bordeaux, but the words Champions Cup will never be too far away from the vocabulary for the rest of the season. With the battle for the United Rugby Championship’s top eight now more intense than ever after Richie Murphy’s side strung together three wins prior to their loss in France, elevating them to sixth, the European dream has now shifted from trying to win the competition to simply being back in it for next season.
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Adam McKendry
A year later, he had to watch on with envy as many of his team-mates from that season went one step better, the American winger then plying his trade for Norwegian side Stjernen while the Belfast Giants defended their League and Challenge Cup titles before adding the Play-Off crown by getting revenge on the Devils in Nottingham. But back in Belfast this season, Piccinich has another shot at treble glory.
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For the first time, Jackson Whistle was *the* guy between the pipes in a title-winning @BelfastGiants team and, understandably, while he has made considerable contribution to previous champions, this one was just a little bit nicer for the netminder as a result
Title success with @BelfastGiants even sweeter as No.1 but job not done yet, claims Jackson Whistle ✍️ @admckendry https://t.co/mm0abdGeQk
For those already dreaming of a European trip with the @BelfastGiants next year, it looks like the CHL group stage draw will be held on Wednesday May 21. That's not confirmed but would align with previous years' #CHL
Just finished up on a remarkable night in Nottingham. The lead of the @officialEIHL changed hands four times but, ultimately, it ended in the clutches of the @BelfastGiants. What a season and it's not done yet, either. Play-Offs to come...
Champions at last! The Belfast Giants can finally celebrate Elite League joy ✒️ @admckendry https://t.co/SQZt8BPdAY
