Neil Loughran is a sports reporter for The Irish News, based in Belfast, United Kingdom. With a focus on local sports, Neil covers a wide range of sporting events and stories, including Gaelic football, hurling, and other local sports. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on the latest sports news in the Belfast area.
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Neil Loughran specializes in sports coverage, particularly Gaelic football and local events in the United Kingdom, with a specific focus on Belfast. His articles heavily feature expert commentary and event coverage related to local sporting events.
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By: Neil Loughran
Kellie Harrington was among those in line for financial windfall after Paris heroics
By: Neil Loughran
CIARA Mageean doesn't do small talk. The recent cold snap would get a good airing if conversation went that way. Mike Tyson v Jake Paul? Probably.
By: Neil Loughran
IT doesn't feel like that long since Domhnall Nugent was limbering up, ready to do battle with Down – whether in the pre-season Conor McGurk Cup, or when Antrim were on their way to winning the Joe McDonagh Cup a few years back.
By: Neil Loughran
ALL-IRELAND winning midfielder Dylan Ward has returned home from Australia - just days before Kilcoo's Ulster semi-final date with Scotstown.
By: Neil Loughran
Lurgan club preparing for Ulster semi-final clash with Errigal Ciaran in Newry on Sunday
AIB Ulster Club SFC semi-final: Clann Eireann (Armagh) v Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone) (Sunday, Pairc Esler, 3.15pm - live on TG4)
By: Neil Loughran
HANDS up – who saw this one coming? Be honest now. No, me either. Because this was the kind of heavyweight clash that dominates barstool talk night upon night leading in, opinions and arguments flying in every direction.
St George’s lightweight faced Scottish great Dick McTaggart in 1958 Cardiff final
Mournemen preparing for life in Division Two and shot at All-Ireland SFC
Former Irish champion urges ex-boxers to stay in the sport
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