John O'Shea
Irish footballer and Sunderland defender
Born
April 30th, 1981
44 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Ireland
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Born in 1981, one of the prominent figures in Irish football, played primarily as a defender. Began professional career at Manchester United, where tenure spanned over a decade. Contributed to significant successes, including winning five Premier League titles and the UEFA Champions League in 2008. Represented the Republic of Ireland at international level, earning over 100 caps. Transitioned to Sunderland, where continued to feature in various competitions, including the Premier League.
Played over 100 international matches for Ireland
Won multiple Premier League titles with Manchester United
Won the UEFA Champions League in 2008
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