Paddy Madden

Irish footballer with notable club career

Paddy Madden - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 4th, 1990
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A professional footballer played primarily as a striker. Began playing youth football at Home Farm before moving to the UK for opportunities. Joined Carlisle United, contributing to their campaign in the Football League. Later transferred to Scunthorpe United, where notable performances included helping the team achieve promotion to League One. Played for various clubs including Yeovil Town and the Irish national team, where contributions were made during international fixtures. Retired in 2023 after a significant career in England's lower divisions and Irish football.

Scored 22 goals for Carlisle United

Achieved promotion with Scunthorpe United

Played for Yeovil Town in the EFL Cup

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