Wiki and Transfermarket tell me Cieran:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fixer82
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cieran_Dunne
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/cier...spieler/184251
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Wiki and Transfermarket tell me Cieran:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fixer82
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cieran_Dunne
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/cier...spieler/184251
is there anyone in Celtic eligible for Ireland as well?
The lad seems keen anyway going by his LinkedIn and Twitter:Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
https://www.linkedin.com/in/trey-tur...7%AA-2a12851b7
https://mobile.twitter.com/trey_turner03
Came across a keeper at Hannover u19 called Liam Tiernan. Born in Germany but ireland eligible.
Also Jack McGlynn has probably already been mentioned but he’s a 18 year old kid getting his game in the MLS. Currently playing for the US u20s but ireland eligible https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_McGlynn
Celtic's Irish contingent:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bielsa´s irish
Liam Scales
James McCarthy
Mikey Johnston (Irish eligible, former Scotland u21)
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Lee O'Connor U21
Jonathan Afolabi U21
Luca Connell U21
Johnny Kenny U19
Bosun Lawal U19
Frankie Deane (born in scotland, called up to u19 training camp)
Ben Quinn U18
Rocco Vata U17
I enjoy Bielsa, particularly when he breaks character and reverts back to templeogue English. But don't fall for his ridiculous questions! He has been going down on James McCarthy for the whole seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by elatedscum
Conor Bradley
https://www.irishpost.com/?ref=logo
Just saw he is actually from an nationalist background. His town is very unionist but his family arnt etc
He looks a fine footballer not sure right full will be his best position, was a box to box midfielder underage( just like trent) . I was watching morecambe v spurs and noticed Ryan mclougking who was vert similar in been nationalist at Liverpool and very highly regarded and playing for the northQuote:
Originally Posted by Diggs246
If a cath guy from Ireland and Liverpool who ends up playing for the queen's team ...there is something rottem in....get into the fella's ear . you know how u r irish ....ethernal Renegades of the Empire
Or both teams unite somehow or the nationalist players go for Rep. Of.
Mon said he couldnt play for Ireland At his time
The talented Boyd-Munce is certainly a viable potentiall option, I think.
is he eligible?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trequartista20
Any information on left-back Ryan (Francis Patrick) Galvin, born Kingston-on-Thames Jan 2001, with Wigan Athletic initially but Sheffield Wed for the last 30 months. Recently back with Wednesday after a successful loan spell at Gloucester City?
Former De La Salle school pupil, according to Wikipedia. Has played U-21 for Northern Ireland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trequartista20
He’s played for NI so that’s it isn’t it? Pity as he looks like he’ll be a very decent player.Quote:
Originally Posted by liamoo11
U can play three competitive games before you are 21 and still leaveQuote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
The games can't be in a competition itself
In which case subtle approaches should be made. If he’s happy representing NI fair enough, and no doubt approaching a player because of what seems like a nationalist background could be seen as questionable, he’s a decent prospect and nothing ventured…..Quote:
Originally Posted by Diggs246
Jim Crawford already mentioned the FAI were interested in Bradley back in November, but I'll assume he's happy where he is given he's regularly been involved with them since making his debut.
Would take a massive hail mary bid from the FAI to convince the lad at the last minute having played three competitive games, and featured in two friendlies.
Can't see it happening. They are buying into this ClubNI thing, think it's Talent ID now, set up that actively supplements the coaching the players get at their junior clubs is helping them build a better future. These kids are now all friends and end up playing together for the under age set up for NI. They are also getting the majority of these kids deals in England and Scotland, so you can understand if there is a connection made. You've the likes of Declan Devine, Marty McCann, Jim Magilton working for them in the past. I think Neil McCafferty from Derry is working with them now.Quote:
Originally Posted by JR89
Like Declan rice you mean? Send Southgate up to him. That'll do the trickQuote:
Originally Posted by JR89
Has anyone identified whether he qualifies or not?Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Stan Flaherty (20, attacking midfielder) has just moved from Newcastle Utd to QPR on a contract to the end of the season. Stats for 2020/21: PL2 1,710 mins played, 7 goals, 3 assists.
Seems to have been inactive this season, maybe injured? Transfermarkt shows him as English and Irish.
Not sure if he has a thread or not but according to Crawford today, Taylor Gardner Hickman is a generation too far back to qualify for us. Seems the family weren't sure themselves & it came down to paperwork ( or lack of )
It has been done to death before I realise but how Irish can the guy possibly feel when the family link isn't even known within his family.
Plenty of lads havent felt very Irish in the past until they put on the green shirt and then are all in.Quote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
Find it odd not knowing where your grandparents were born? Was always confused about how Aldridge qualified via a great grand parent. My daughter is UK born but is an Irish citizen, her offspring will qualify via a grandparent, but if they become citizens before they become parents will their offspring be eligible for citizenship?Quote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
I dont have any clue where 2 of my grandparents were born. Not everyone grows up in the town where all their family have lived foreverQuote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
Aldridge was actually a grandparent afaik- it’s that his mother was adopted and her adoptive parents were irish but her birth parents weren’t. Going back a gen further he was irish through birth - but it was clarified that having an adoptive grandparent in those circumstances was sufficientQuote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
Actually maybe the was Cas - sorry
I bet you know what country though.Quote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
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Originally Posted by elatedscum
Here's some background on Aldridge. Definitely references a great grandparernt.
https://group.irishecho.com/2011/02/...-in-dispute-2/
Think Aldo had a grandparent that was Irish, but he said that he always had a huge affinity with Ireland. From knowing Liverpool the way I do, they don’t feel English at all and generally embrace their Irish roots which a strong majority of them have. I lived all over the UK and Liverpool was the only place I ever felt like home.
Separately Sonny Perkins, an up and comer with West Ham is eligible. If anyone has a contact in the FAI, would be great to let them know. He’s a current England youth international but could be worth asking him. His dad played with us.
CJ Egan-Reilly starting for Man City in the champions league tonight…
Eligible apparently
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CJ_Egan-Riley
Aldridge I believe qualified through a great grandparent but declared for us shortly before FIFA tightened the rules in the mid 1980s. Eligibility was a bit of a free for all before that, you just needed to be able to prove some lineage so great grandparents were fine. Once FIFA formalised it the line was drawn at grandparents and if Aldridge had tried to declare after that he would have been deemed ineligible.Quote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
Regarding your other query - your great grandchildren will be eligible for an Irish passport as long as your grandchildren formalise their Irish citizenship before they give birth to your great grandchildren. However (under current rules) your great grandchildren, although they would be Irish citizens, would not be eligible to play football for Ireland (unless they had an Irish parent or grandparent).
Played in victory shield for us. Played holding midfield against the North the night I saw them definitely didn't seem to suit him Bradley for the North of Liverpool and mccormack of St pats looked far better. That side had ollie o neillQuote:
Originally Posted by third policeman
We're hardly short of keepers, but I notice that when Keiren Westwood became the 5th(!!) QPR keeper to be injured (in this case, during the warm up this p.m.), Rangers turned to a 20 year-old Murphy Mahoney :-) Must have an Irish grand-dad, surely?
Harry Halwax is there as well, but I think he's only on an academy contract
I had to look this up. Murphy is his first name? That is mad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demesne Lad
https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/sport/...being-23581880
Very good player, very unlucky with injuries. Lots of talented wingers in 2003 - it's probably the position which it is most stacked, that combined with injuries and 2 years of no international football for his age group due to covid have probably halted Harkin's progress. Still, would be a real shame to lose him.