Liam Beckett is a journalist for the Belfast Telegraph, focusing on local news and sports in Northern Ireland, particularly in Belfast. With a keen interest in football, Liam provides insightful commentary and analysis on various issues within the Irish League and the sport as a whole. His articles cover a range of topics, including player injuries, the use of video technology, fan debates, and the potential for an All-Island Football League.
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Liam Beckett's coverage focuses primarily on local sports, particularly football and the Irish League, with an emphasis on opinion editorials. Given this focus, he may be open to insights from local sports figures or experts who can provide commentary specific to the Northern Ireland/Belfast area.
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By: Liam Beckett
All week long, my colleagues in the Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life have brought readers the latest news surrounding the future of Larne manager Tiernan Lynch and the possibility of him filling the vacant job at St Johnstone — and why not?
By: Liam Beckett
It’s never nice when a manager loses his job and this week Stuart King became the season’s first Premiership casualty when he was shown the door at Carrick Rangers.
By: Liam Beckett
I played a round of golf at Galgorm Golf Club a few weeks ago with Stephen Baxter, and it was during that five-hour game that I got the feeling it wouldn’t be very long until the big fella was back at the coalface of Irish League management.
By: Liam Beckett
Despite a number of others, including some politicians, always seemingly grabbing us banner headlines for all the wrong reasons, I am always proud to say I am from Northern Ireland.
By: Liam Beckett
In the early days, it was a cancer scare attributed to the rubber granules used on synthetic football surfaces that caused quite a few raised eyebrows.
By: Liam Beckett
With Larne struggling to combine extended European commitments with domestic competitions, I genuinely felt that Linfield would seize the opportunity to crank up the pressure on all of the other realistic title challengers, but — and not for the first time — I was wrong.
By: Liam Beckett
I’ve been on holiday this week and it was while I was flicking through the TV looking for a sports channel that I came upon the Celtic v RB Leipzig Champions League game and immediately my ears and eyes opened up a bit wider.
By: Liam Beckett
I’ve been on holiday this week and it was while I was flicking through the TV looking for a sports channel that I came upon the Celtic v RB Leipzig Champions League game and immediately my ears and eyes opened up a bit wider.
By: Liam Beckett
If I ever do sit up long enough to watch Match of The Day on a Saturday night — which, to be honest, isn’t all that often — believe me, it’s to see the goals and not the presenter.
If I ever do sit up long enough to watch Match of The Day on a Saturday night — which, to be honest, isn’t all that often — believe me, it’s to see the goals and not the presenter.
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