Conor McLaughlin is a journalist for the Belfast Telegraph, focusing on local news and sports. With a passion for covering football matches and providing analysis, Conor's articles highlight the achievements and challenges of Belfast's sports teams, particularly Cliftonville.
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Conor McLaughlin's articles are predominantly focused on local sports, particularly football and the Irish Premiership. He frequently features expert commentary from individuals involved in these events, often highlighting specific teams and matches.
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By: Conor Mclaughlin
Jim Magilton revealed that some honest dressing-room conversations helped get Cliftonville’s 2024/25 season back on track.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Jim Ervin toasted Ballymena United’s ability to weather a storm after they brought their Premiership losing run to an end against Cliftonville.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Ballymena United’s propensity for streaky runs of form should have boss Jim Ervin licking his lips for what the next couple of months have in store.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Such is the regularity of Joe Gormley’s goalscoring heroics that the striker’s hat-trick in Cliftonville’s convincing defeat of Loughgall barely registered as Jim Magilton reflected on a day of positives at Solitude.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Jim Magilton says Cliftonville’s focus must be firmly fixed on maintaining their own standards after a weekend that saw the Sports Direct Premiership’s title race blown even more widely open.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Fifteen-year-old Coran Madden put the seal on Cliftonville booking their place in the Semi-Finals of the BetMcLean Cup with a professional display at Armagh City.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Declan Devine admitted luck was on Glentoran’s side as they gleefully lapped up a couple of early Christmas gifts to get the better of Cliftonville at Solitude on a day that saw goalkeeper Daniel Gyollai among the scorers.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Declan Devine admitted luck was on Glentoran’s side as they gleefully lapped up a couple of early Christmas gifts to get the better of Cliftonville at Solitude on a day that saw goalkeeper Daniel Gyollai among the scorers.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Kyle Owens’ injury-time winner helped Bangor extend their lead at the top of the Playr-Fit Championship to nine points.
By: Conor Mclaughlin
Declan Devine never scored a goal during his playing days but admits he would have struggled to show the same level of restraint that Glentoran’s Daniel Gyollai did when he found the net against Cliftonville on Saturday.
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