
Mark McCadden
Chief Soccer Correspondent at Irish Daily Star
Chief Soccer Correspondent for @IrishStarSport @buzzdotie, also seen on @MirrorSportIE; co-author 'One Last Shot' https://t.co/XteZ47v8FD
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1 week ago |
irishmirror.ie | Mark McCadden
Drogheda United have expressed “disbelief” and “heartbreak” at the decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport to uphold UEFA’s decision to kick the club out of the Europa Conference League. The Boynesiders’ appeal has been dismissed by CAS, with confirmation of that decision coming on Monday evening.
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2 weeks ago |
irishmirror.ie | Mark McCadden
Damien Duff has accused Shamrock Rovers of showing a lack of class in the aftermath of Friday night’s Dublin derby at Tolka Park. Duff was clearly annoyed as he approached Stephen Bradley afterwards, as the two managers returned from the dressing room area to the pitch to fulfill their media duties. The Shelbourne boss loudly remonstrated with his Shamrock Rovers counterpart, before speaking to Virgin Media, the broadcasters of the 2-1 win to the Hoops.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Mark McCadden |Steven Crawford
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1 month ago |
irishmirror.ie | Mark McCadden
Damien Duff was forced to watch from a grassy knoll as his Shelbourne side shot themselves in the foot in Friday night’s Dublin derby. Bohemians saw off nine-man Shels with far more comfort than the 1-0 scoreline suggested - aside from a couple of injury-time scares. But they were given a huge helping hand by the reigning champions, who lost captain Mark Coyle to a first-half red, and conceded from the subsequent Dayle Rooney penalty.
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1 month ago |
irishmirror.ie | Mark McCadden
Killian Phillips has revealed how his Ireland call brought his mum to tears. The St Mirren midfielder - on-loan to the Scottish Premiership side from Crystal Palace - is one of four new faces in the senior Ireland squad ahead of the June friendlies against Senegal and Luxembourg. He will be joined by fellow newcomers Josh Honohan, Josh Keeley and John Joe Patrick Finn when the squad meets up ahead of the games.
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"I was playing Sunday league at 17, I am here now and I'd hope to inspire a younger generation..." https://t.co/3UeCOe68qH

Ireland were on course for their third straight win of the calendar year - for the first time since 2007 - thanks to Kasey McAteer’s early opener. (We've never won four-in-a-row, so Ismaila Sarr robbed us of a potential bit of history on Tuesday night) https://t.co/AWY53mU4xw

"I'm not getting any younger" https://t.co/IDDC5aI63V