Niall McGinn
Irish footballer, crucial for Aberdeen
Born
July 20th, 1987
38 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Ireland
Links & References
McGinn is a professional footballer who played primarily as a winger. He began his career with Derry City in the League of Ireland before moving to Scotland. At Aberdeen, he was instrumental in securing the team's success in various competitions. McGinn has also represented the national team of Ireland at various levels, contributing to their campaign in international matches.
Played for Aberdeen FC and won the Scottish League Cup in 2014
Represented the Republic of Ireland at multiple international fixtures
Other People Born on July 20th
Haakon
Crown Prince of Norway serves as the heir apparent to the Norwegian throne. Born into the royal family, significant education took place in Norway and the United States. Engagement in various charitable organizations occurred, focusing on youth and culture. Participation in public functions and state visits has been prominent, representing Norway internationally. An advocate for sustainability and humanitarian issues, extensive work has been conducted related to these themes.
Continue ReadingAugustin Daly
A significant figure in American theater, contributed to the development of the 19th-century stage. Founded the Daly's Theatre in London, which became a notable venue for productions. Wrote numerous plays and adaptations, including the successful comedy 'Under the Gaslight' and the popular melodrama 'The Josephs.' Managed several theaters in the United States and England, influencing the theatrical landscape during his time.
Continue ReadingAnton Du Beke
Born in 1966, a professional dancer and television presenter. Achieved recognition through participation in the BBC One dance show Strictly Come Dancing, where served as a lead professional dancer since its inception in 2004. Additionally, transitioned to presenting roles, showcasing skills in front of the camera and engaging audiences with charisma.
Continue ReadingKim Carnes
An American singer-songwriter gained prominence in the 1980s with a distinct voice and a unique blend of rock and pop. Achieved major success with the hit song 'Bette Davis Eyes,' which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for nine weeks in 1981. Released multiple albums, including 'Mistaken Identity,' which contributed to her recognition in the music industry. Besides her solo career, collaborated with various artists and writers, enhancing her songwriting credentials.
Continue ReadingMiklós Fehér
A professional footballer, played primarily as a striker for Portuguese club Benfica. Began his career with local teams, including Váci Izzó and Pécsi Munkás. Moved to Benfica in 2001, contributing to the club’s achievements in domestic competitions. Tragically passed away on the field during a match in 2004, leading to widespread mourning in the football community.
Continue ReadingMaurice Leyland
A distinguished cricketer and coach, played primarily for Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Debuted in first-class cricket in 1919 and had a successful career as a left-handed batsman and occasional left-arm bowler. Accumulated over 25,000 runs in first-class cricket, including 63 centuries. Captained Yorkshire to several County Championship titles. Transitioned to coaching after retirement, influencing many younger players in the sport. Also participated in international matches, representing England.
Continue Reading