Stephen Looney is a freelance journalist, broadcaster, and writer based in Belfast. With a focus on local news and sports, Stephen's work has appeared in publications such as the Belfast Telegraph, The Irish News, and Sunday World Magazine. His articles cover a range of topics including football, Gaelic sports, and local events.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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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
Ballymena United boss Jim Ervin has praised the Showgrounds Board for keeping the faith in him when the team was on its knees.
By: Stephen Looney
A spat in the Balkans, shock results, headache for David Healy, trauma for Larne and controversial decisions – just another weekend in the Sports Direct Premiership.
By: Stephen Looney
Declan Caddell hailed a moment of magic that earned Crusaders all three points against Ballymena United at Seaview on Saturday.
By: Stephen Looney
After the opening north Belfast derby of the season failed to ignite, Cliftonville and Crusaders get another chance to draw first blood at Solitude tomorrow night.
By: Stephen Looney
A three-goal blitz late on saw a strong Portadown side beat Ballymena United at the Showgrounds, propelling the Ports up to fifth in the Sports Direct Premiership.
By: Stephen Looney
After beating Champions Larne and early pacesetters Ballymena United, Portadown can rightly be pleased with their work in their last two Sports Direct Premiership games.
By: Stephen Looney
Jumping between Europe and the Irish League has caused Larne problems, admits Larne midfielder Jordan McEneff.
By: Stephen Looney
Sports Direct Premiership: Glentoran v Linfield (Friday, 7.45pm, live on BBC Sport NI & BBC iPlayer)
By: Stephen Looney
Dean Shiels believes more Irish League managers will make moves into the Scottish game but says he is in no rush to be one of them.
By: Stephen Looney
Will Tiernan Lynch’s exit from Inver Park prove to be the end of Camelot for Larne, or can the club retain its spot at the top of the tree under the new manager?
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