Graham Luney
Sports Journalist at Belfast Telegraph
Sports Journalist, Belfast Telegraph. Rather like George Clooney without the looks, charm, sense of humour, charisma or talent.
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3 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Graham Luney
Linfield legend George Dunlop believes David Healy is a Northern Ireland manager in waiting and when he does leave the Blues, club captain Jamie Mulgrew can rise to the challenge. Healy has been offered a new deal by Linfield chiefs and despite being given permission to talk to Dundee, the Scottish Premiership side placed their faith in former Falkirk and Coventry City manager Steven Pressley.
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3 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Graham Luney
Irish League defender: ‘I’m so lucky to be alive after brain aneurysm… and I haven’t given up on my football career’Cameron Stewart with his fiancée BrookeCarrick Rangers player Cameron Stewart says he feels blessed to be alive, and he hasn’t given up on his football career as he recovers from a brain aneurysm. The 28-year-old’s life took an unexpected and traumatic turn on his birthday — March 11 — when a severe headache resulted in him requiring emergency surgery.
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belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Graham Luney
Coleraine complete deal for Linfield midfielder: ‘He’s a hell of a player’Coleraine midfielder Stephen FallonColeraine manager Ruaidhri Higgins says he’s confident Stephen Fallon will be fit and firing for the Bannsiders. The Belfast Telegraph revealed in March that Fallon was set to join Coleraine in the summer.
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belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Graham Luney
Crusaders legend reveals why now is the right time to reunite with brother at Championship sidePhilip Lowry battles with his brother Stephen during a 2018 match between Crusaders and ColerainePhilip Lowry has shared his excitement at returning to Limavady United where he will be reunited with his brother Stephen. For the talented Lowry siblings, their career has come full circle as they will once again go into battle for the Roesiders.
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5 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Graham Luney
Matthew Clarke sets sights on silverware with Ballymena United after sealing Irish League returnMatthew Clarke is back in the Irish League Matthew Clarke says he’s bringing a winning mentality to Ballymena United as he savours some home comforts again. The former Linfield favourite helped to fire Livingston to the Scottish Premiership, but he has opted to return to the Irish League.
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Positive update from Cameron - he is keen to thank Irish League community for their support
Irish League defender: ‘I’m so lucky to be alive after brain aneurysm… and I haven’t given up on my football career’ ✒️ @GrahamLuney https://t.co/J5wL2sCjXt
Brave of Danny to share his story - delighted he has turned corner
RT @BelTel_Sport: ‘My mum was Grant’s biggest supporter… but sadly on March 18 she just collapsed in dad’s arms and died that afternoon’…
