Ciarán Downey

Ciarán Downey

athlete Ireland

Ciarán Downey made headlines recently as a substitute for Cork in their crucial victory against Louth, contributing to the team's performance with a two-pointer that helped secure an eight-point win and boost their chances of survival in Division Two.

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Ireland Ireland: Ciaran Downey and Sam Mulroy went for the jugular with first-half goals. 7

Ger Brennan Peter Keane Manus Doherty Craig Lennon Sam Mulroy Dara Mcdonnell Tommy Durnin Mark Mcinerney Emmet Mcmahon Rory Mcmahon Eoin Cleary Conor Branigan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Louth take the spoils in Portlaoise to see Clare out of the championship – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ciarán Downey added a two pointer right after that goal. 7

Rory Beggan Danny Magill Micheal Bannigan Andrew Crimmins Patrick Havern John Mcgeough Conor Mccarthy Micheal Mccarville Sam Mulroy Stephen Rochford
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Monaghan and Down battle to top Group 3, Donegal face Mayo in Group 1 – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ciaran Downey's shot at goal helped Louth level the score at one point. 6

Ger Brennan Gabriel Bannigan Stephen O Hanlon Rory Beggan Michael Bannigan Ryan O Toole Dessie Ward Conor Mccarthy Stephen Mooney Jack Mccarron Sam Mulroy Tommy Durnin Ryan Burns
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Monaghan bring Louth crashing back down to earth in Newbridge – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Half-time substitute Ciarán Downey kicked a two-pointer. 6

Raymond Galligan Barry Donnelly Gearoid Mckiernan Enda Smith Dara Mcveety Ciarain Murtagh Conor Hand Davy Burke Colm O Callaghan Brian O Driscoll Mark Cronin Sam Mulroy Ian Maguire
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cavan stay in promotion hunt with win away to Roscommon – The Irish Times