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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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 are considering selling up to 49% of the club to outside investors, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.
By: Stephen Looney
Relieved Jim Ervin is glad the 'emotional rollercoaster' of a 'crazy' season is over after his Ballymena United side retained their Sports Direct Premiership status by the skin of their teeth on Friday night.
By: Stephen Looney
Ronan Hale wheeled away towards the West Stand with his arms aloft after finishing Linfield off in one of the epic Irish Cup Finals.
By: Stephen Looney
Irish Cup winners Cliftonville have targeted two defenders as summer signings to build on this season's success under Jim Magilton.
By: Stephen Looney
Irish Premiership clubs collectively lost over £3m in the year ending December 2023, Sunday Life Sport can reveal.
By: Stephen Looney
Declan Devine has targeted Larne trio Paul O’Neill, Joe Thomson and Micheal Glynn as the Glentoran boss looks to build a new squad in east Belfast.
By: Stephen Looney
A rejuvenated Jordan Stewart has declared that he hasn’t joined Crusaders to be second best.
By: Stephen Looney
After steering Ballymena United to Premiership safety, Sky Blues boss Jim Ervin has revealed he questioned himself before a ball was kicked.
EMBARGOED UNTIL MONDAY SCOTLAND is a happy hunting ground for Irish League clubs if Andy Ryan is anything to go by.
By: Stephen Looney
Larne striker Andy Ryan has declared that he’s “going nowhere” because he’s loving life with the Sports Direct Premiership champions.
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