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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Former Sleacht Neill boss excited by Saffron challenge
By: Neil Loughran
Ballycastle man excited by challenge of managing Saffron U20s
Undertaking a best biscuit challenge is not what anybody's waistline needs in the mouth of Christmas but, out of a sense of duty to Irish News readers, Neil Loughran steps up to the mark to review five own brand treats…
By: Neil Loughran
Turf Lodge man was club stalwart for over four decades
By: Neil Loughran
Experienced goalkeeper watched from the wings in Clones when Ulster title was last won in 2002
As 2024 draws to a close, Neil Loughran looks back at some unforgettable days for Irish boxing - and the all-too-familiar challenges faced in the year ahead...
By: Neil Loughran
Errigal Ciaran preparing to face Dr Crokes in All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday
By: Neil Loughran
Konan Pazzaia was training partner for Paris 2024 bronze medallists Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch
By: Neil Loughran
AIB All-Ireland Club IFC semi-final: Ballinderry (Derry) 0-11 Austin Stacks (Kerry) 0-7
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