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Irish footballer and midfielder
Born in 1991, this Irish footballer played as a midfielder. Developed at the youth ranks of the renowned club Chelsea before moving to various clubs, including a notable tenure with Sligo Rovers in the League of Ireland. Competed in multiple domestic leagues and contributed to his teams with strategic gameplay. Participated in national youth teams, showcasing talent from an early age.
Played for Chelsea youth teams
Represented Sligo Rovers
Competed in League of Ireland
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