Stephen Looney is a freelance journalist and broadcaster. He specializes in sports, particularly competitive sports and the business of sports, with a focus on football, soccer, and European football. Stephen's work has been featured in the Belfast Telegraph, Sunday World Magazine, and The Irish News.
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Stephen's articles predominantly focus on local sports, particularly football and the Irish Premiership. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements with some expert commentary.
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By: Stephen Looney
Linfield have won the race to sign former Crusaders striker Kieran Offord, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.
By: Stephen Looney
Sports Direct Premiership: Linfield v Cliftonville (Saturday, 5.30pm, live on BBC2 NI)
By: Stephen Looney
Pro-active Stormont Sports Minister Gordon Lyons will open the bidding process for £36m of Northern Ireland Football Funding on Thursday night in Belfast, Sunday Life Sport can reveal.
By: Stephen Looney
It’s only the Shield — a tired cry that routinely comes from supporters of defeated teams in County Antrim Shield Finals, never from the victors.
By: Stephen Looney
Linfield will keep their eyes on the prize and not make next weekend’s Irish Cup showdown with Glentoran a revenge mission, says midfielder Kyle McClean.
By: Stephen Looney
There’s life after Kieran Offord for Crusaders says manager Declan Caddell after beating Portadown at Seaview on Saturday.
By: Stephen Looney
Limavady's Irish Cup run came to a tearful end at the hands of Crusaders at Seaview.
By: Stephen Looney
Premier League giants Ipswich Town are in line for a £100,000 payment from Coleraine for 21-year-old defender Cameron Stewart, Sunday Life Sport can reveal.
By: Stephen Looney
Sports Minister Gordon Lyons has learned from the error of his predecessors’ ways if the funding document he produced on Thursday is to be executed fully.
By: Stephen Looney
Harry Jewitt-White could have had a hat trick against Limavady United on Saturday but insists he is perfectly happy with the winning goal at Seaview.
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