Who else is writing any sort of new narrative for Irish football?

“My favourite player when I was growing up was Niall Quinn so me first-born son I decided to call Niall, after Niall Quinn.”

Who else is writing any sort of new narrative for Irish football?
Fri, 11 Jan, 2019 - 00:00
Brendan O'Brien

“My favourite player when I was growing up was Niall Quinn so me first-born son I decided to call Niall, after Niall Quinn.”

— Andrew Cammiss: Sunderland AFC season ticket holder in the documentary Sunderland Til I Die

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