Graham Luney is a sports journalist for the Belfast Telegraph, with his work also appearing in the Irish Independent and Sunday World Magazine. Known for his coverage of local sports teams and events, Graham provides in-depth analysis and commentary on football matches, managerial changes, and other sports-related news in the Belfast area.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
Graham Luney's reporting primarily focuses on local sports, specifically football in the Irish context. He frequently covers events and includes expert commentary, making him likely to be interested in pitches regarding upcoming matches, exclusive player or manager insights, and local sports developments.
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By: Graham Luney
Proving people wrong is one of the great motivations in sport. And yet, ironically, Brendan Rodgers had nothing to prove to anyone when he returned to Celtic last summer.
By: Graham Luney
Dundela chairman Mark Snodden has confirmed the club will apply for a Premiership licence next season and look to ground share to allay fears over their future in the Championship.
By: Graham Luney
Crusaders have confirmed that goalkeeper Jordan Williamson and midfielder Jude Winchester are leaving the club.
Bangor have made a significant move in the summer transfer window by snapping up Matthew Ferguson from Harland & Wolff Welders.
By: Graham Luney
Carrick Rangers boss Stuart King feels that spiralling wages have made the transfer market tougher for all Premiership sides.
By: Graham Luney
Former Linfield hero Alan Fraser has backed David Healy and his side to hit back stronger next season, however he has raised concerns around the club’s long-term full-time set-up if their Premiership title woe continues.
By: Graham Luney
Rachel Furness will leave Bristol City at the end of the season, following the conclusion of her contract.
By: Graham Luney
Niall Currie has given Portadown a huge lift ahead of their Premiership return by agreeing a new contract.
By: Graham Luney
We are familiar with Glentoran supporting families throughout the years, but the Farleys from Ballyhalbert are now unique.
By: Graham Luney
Bangor manager Lee Feeney is moving quickly to strengthen his squad ahead of another promotion charge.
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