Cliftonville add some welcome clarity to end-of-season Play-Off picture after sealing seventh spot
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13 hours ago
- BBC News
McLaughlin named NIFWA player of the month
Cliftonville's Naomi McLaughlin says she is "buzzing" to be named June's Women's Premiership player of the month by the Northern Ireland Football Writers' Association. McLaughlin played a key role in all four goals as Cliftonville overturned a two-goal deficit to beat Glentoran 4-2 in the League Cup final at 19-year-old also scored against Larne and impressed in the win over Lisburn."It's great to pick up Player of the Month," said McLaughlin."I'm just glad to help the team in any way I can."I was involved in all four goals in the League Cup final. That was really nice for me."What a game. We always make it hard for ourselves, but I'm glad I could help the team and four assists is good for anyone so I was happy about that."McLaughlin moved to Solitude from Sion Swifts at the beginning of 2024 but struggled with injury in the Reds' treble-winning year. After retaining the League Cup, the Northern Ireland youth international says the club have their eyes on more success."I missed a lot of football and now I'm buzzing to be back.."It's nice to pick up this award when I've been out for a long time.""I'm glad with assists to help out the team in whatever way I can. It's all about the team at the end of the day and I think we're having a good run at this stage of the season so I'm happy."
Belfast Telegraph
4 days ago
- Belfast Telegraph
Cliftonville teenager linked with switch to EFL Championship club
Teenager Shay Reid could be the latest talented young player to leave Cliftonville with Preston North End interested in signing him after he impressed on trial with the English Championship side. Reid, who turned 17 on Friday, played two matches during a week long trial at Preston Academy scoring and assisting in a 3-2 victory over Sheffield Wednesday and followed that up with a brace and another assist in a 4-3 win against Wrexham.
BBC News
5 days ago
- BBC News
Stewart leaves Reds to join Sligo Rovers
Defender Sean Stewart has left Cliftonville to join League of Ireland side Sligo 22-year-old signed permanently for the Reds in the summer of 2024 from Norwich City after spending the 2023-24 season at made 48 appearances for Jim Magilton's side and started in the Irish Cup win against Linfield in has signed an 18-month deal with Sligo, who are ninth in the Premier full-back credited the influence of Sligo boss John Russell for persuading him to join."John had been chasing me for a while and once I knew the clubs were happy to come to a deal and I spoke to him, I wanted to come here straight away," Stewart told the club's website."He is hugely ambitious for the club's future and I want to be part of that."Sligo is one of those clubs that realises the importance of giving younger players an opportunity. You only have to look at the average age of the current squad. The manager puts trust in his players; a young squad and it's paid off the last few weeks."
