Podcast appearances and mentions of paddy mccourt

The DERRY PELE!Paddy McCourt ex Celtic midfielder joined Ryan and Jp on a short podcast on his Celtic career.How good was Scott Brown?

On this episode of the Celtic Down Under podcast, Jarrod & Willie are joined by former Celtic player Paddy McCourt We discuss Paddy's time at the club, some his favourite moments & more. Thanks for tuning in to the channel. Please hit that like button & subscribe to the Celtic Down Under podcast Hail Hail Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Today we celebrate the five year anniversary of the podcast with the one and only Roddy Collins, for 90 minutes of entertainment. Roddy talks playing for Rovers in the 80s, Ricky McEvoy in a Donegal disco, his boxing champion brother Steve and receiving death treats at Irish League clubs. He explains leaving Dublin City in a relegation battle to manage Rovers in 2004, the drinking culture at the club and bingo nights. Roddy remembers Paddy McCourt when he opened his legs, the real Mick McCarthy, his suspension, Rovers' relegation and certain board members. Finally, we discuss the 6-4 in Santry, Malta, funny interactions with Hoops fans, who stopped him from getting work and what you can read in the buke.

Straight From The Off welcomes Kevin Townson to the Podcast. Kevin has played professional football for Rochdale and Macclesfield as well as playing for teams like Northwich Victoria and Droylsden. Scoring two goals against Premier League League side Fulham in a League Cup tie as a teenager for Rochdale being one of his career highlights. Kevin represented England under 19s with famous players such as Glen Johnson, Dean Ashton, Darren Bent & Carlton Cole amongst others. He tells us how good Paddy McCourt was and an interesting tale of him being desperate for the toilet in Lee McEvilly's house! Kevin tells us about a chance to play in Australia for Melbourne Knights and returning back to England and playing amateur football with his pals for Fazakerley FC winning a double double under Mick Laffey and Ste Jennings. He tells us about his best goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 53 is brought to you by: Heaven2resin

Derry manager Ruaidhrí Higgins  and Paddy McCourt wasted no time in securing the signature of Gerard Storey, who was on trial with Cliftonville during a friendly with Derry City during the week. Pic courtesy of Derry City Interview by Kevin McLaughlin 

Enda is joined by former Celtic player Paddy McCourt as we react to the Europa League first leg game against FK Jablonec. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The legend that is Paddy McCourt joins Enda to chat about his years at Celtic, coming through under Gordon Strachan, how good Aiden McGeady was, beating Barcelona and what it's like being a Celtic player in Glasgow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's show is a panel discussion with Derry City technical director and former Celtic footballer Paddy McCourt will be with me, along with Shamrock Rovers academy director Shane Robinson and League of Ireland Academy development manager Will Clarke as we chat through the underage leagues in Ireland.

This week's show is a panel discussion with Derry City technical director and former Celtic footballer Paddy McCourt will be with me, along with Shamrock Rovers academy director Shane Robinson and League of Ireland Academy development manager Will Clarke as we chat through the underage leagues in Ireland.

This week's show is a panel discussion with Derry City technical director and former Celtic footballer Paddy McCourt will be with me, along with Shamrock Rovers academy director Shane Robinson and League of Ireland Academy development manager Will Clarke as we chat through the underage leagues in Ireland.

This week's show is a panel discussion with Derry City technical director and former Celtic footballer Paddy McCourt will be with me, along with Shamrock Rovers academy director Shane Robinson and League of Ireland Academy development manager Will Clarke as we chat through the underage leagues in Ireland.

This week's show is a panel discussion with Derry City technical director and former Celtic footballer Paddy McCourt will be with me, along with Shamrock Rovers academy director Shane Robinson and League of Ireland Academy development manager Will Clarke as we chat through the underage leagues in Ireland.

McCourt is a former Northern Ireland International whose playing career spans over 17 years. At the height of his time as a pro, Paddy played for Celtic and had 18 senior appearances with Northern Ireland. A winger by trade, Paddy was nicknamed ‘the Derry Pele’ due to his technical ability and propensity for scoring ‘wonder goals’. Today, Paddy is the Technical Director at League of Ireland Derry City FC, where he is charged with overseeing the clubs aspiring academy players. Paddy kicked off the recent North American Irish Coaches Clinic and is interviewed by Dublin born Fox Soccer Analyst  Keith Costigan.  A fantastic listen!! Enjoy 

On the Celtic Huddle Podcast today, there is an exclusive interview with Paddy McCourt and he talks about:   *Exclusive Paddy McCourt interview on bemoaning the loss of the Maverick footballers and Neil Lennon's management style. Also, Frank and Murdo join Mark to speak about: *Why Strachan is disrespectful *The keeper Celtic should sign in January *Favourite Celtic team-mates

A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes chats to writer and broadcaster Spencer Vignes, where they discuss:* Watching Brighton & Hove Albion since the 1970s;* Danny McGrain Panini stickers inspiring a support of Celtic;* The £16 million question - Should the English game be called now?* Beram Kayal, Paddy McCourt, Adam Virgo, Liam Brady and Mark McGhee;* Leigh Richmond Roose: Football's first Playboy.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

The Longest 40 are a production & events company based in Edinburgh, Scotland. The company specialises in events for the media, charitable and sporting sector and have brought some of the biggest names in football to venues all over the country.A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.The Longest 40 and A Celtic State of Mind have collaborated on a number of live events over the last two years, which has resulted in such Celtic icons as John Hartson, Chris Sutton, Paddy McCourt, Enrico Annoni and Tosh McKinlay taking to the stage for exclusive question & answer sessions.Since the coronavirus lockdown, The Longest 40 have set up Facebook Live Events to ensure that their many followers are catered for during the restrictions brought on by the pandemic.In this latest event, Paul John Dykes chats to John 'Yogi' Hughes, where they discuss:* Supporting Celtic and following Hibs as a youngster;* Stepping up to the senior game with Berwick Rangers;* Gatecrashing TV interviews starkers;* Signing for Tommy Burns at Celtic;* Managerial successes;* Getting back into the game.For more information on future events, please visit:www.thelongestforty.comwww.acsom.nethttps://www.facebook.com/thelongestforty

We're back with another bumper show, longer than your average FAI Cup final with the standard extra-time and penalty shootout, to pass away some lockdown time. Dan explains the thinking behind his Irish Indo list of the top 50 League of Ireland players 2000-2020, with Johnny offering his brief take on each selection before we bring in our special guests. Conan Byrne runs through the results of his poll on the all-time greats and puts forward flaws in Dan's thinking and admits the Covid-19 crisis could have an unexpected impact on his career. Then we are joined by high ranked stars Paddy McCourt and Stephen O'Donnell to discuss comparing eras, the attributes of the best players they encountered, and also get the lowdown on Stephen Kenny and Ruaidhri Higgins based on their shared experiences. We also discuss if it's possible to open minds to closed doors.

Gary is joined by former Celtic and Northern Ireland legend Paddy McCourt. Known as the 'Derry Pele', Paddy was a fan favorite for his skill, flair, and creativity. He is now the Technical Director at Derry City and gives his insight on the following: - Impact of a letter from Stephen Kenny - Can coaches restrict flair players? - Influence of Robbie Keane - Being patient at Celtic - Focusing on the individual today And much more!! This podcast is brought to you by Bounce Athletics. If you are running a summer camp Bounce Athletics offers fully customized micro-stitched textured premium camp balls for under $9/ball. These are same camp balls that are used by major DI programs like Wake Forest, Creighton, Texas Tech, Michigan State, Florida State, and Clemson to name just a few. Modern Soccer Coach listeners can get a $50 discount on their first order of custom balls or training vests by mentioning the podcast when they email info@BounceAthletics.com to begin the order process.

In our pilot episode we test the water with the letter M, nominations for the Celtic A-Z include; Fergus McCann, Lubomir Moravcik and perhaps surprisingly Paddy McCourt!For our alternative A-Z we discuss the St Mungo Cup, Tony Mowbray and Carl Muggleton?!?Who will gain entry to our prestigous lists, listen in to find out...

Get used to the term “mazy run” because it's over-used in this podcast all about the Derry Pele, Paddy McCourt. We talk about the great man's career from Derry to Celtic and back to Derry again. His goals, his hair, his quite possibly frequent naps and the time he dribbled around the entire Sligo team.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

No Ward no problem. Dan holds court in studio as Johnny is away on Cheltenham duty, but don't worry he still gives his thoughts on LOI proceedings & on Countdowns highest rated show ever. Six time league winner Stevie O'Donnell joined us in studio to discuss his new career off the pitch with his new club Dundalk, while PFAI Player Executive Ollie Cahill and his five league medals were also in attendance. We also caught with Derry City fan & player Ciaron Harkin, while reminiscing about European nights, Paddy McCourt and of course, "Weso".

There's nothing quite like the sight of an out-and-out winger taking on man after man before dispatching the ball into the net. Paddy McCourt did this on many an occasion, and we talk about his career, flashes of brilliance for Celtic, and why his lifestyle held him back from being the next Lionel Messi. We discuss why the old school winger has become virtually redundant, the value of entertainment v results, Ste's local team Ballybrack FC, and a new documentary about FC Barcelona.

Declan Devine took a few minutes out of a hectic press conference to talk to Match Night Live's Patrick Cooke. Declan was enthuiastic about the future of the club, and we hear about his plans including signing players, keeping playing staff, working with the local football clubs and his excitement at working with his backroom team, including, Kevin Deery (Asst Manager), Marty McCann (Coach) and Paddy McCourt, head of youth development.

A Celtic State of Mind was recently named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious 2018 Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes is joined by Celtic's last great cult icon, Paddy McCourt, where they discuss:* A Celtic upbringing in Derry;* Dreams of signing for Celtic;* Turning down Dunfermline Athletic;* Dermot Desmond ordering that he be signed by Gordon Strachan;* Flourishing under Neil Lennon;* Scott Brown: The Ultimate Leader;* The brilliance of James Forrest;* Receiving bullets through the post;* The appalling treatment of Neil Lennon.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last year, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

Ger Lyttle, whose time at Sligo Rovers came to an end recently, calls to the studio to discuss his time in the League of Ireland and his future plans – including a job in the league that appeals to him. He also discusses the FAI Cup final with Dan and Johnny as the three guys agree on who will win the 2018 decider. Dane Massey speaks about the baby boom at Oriel Park and the reason to be excited about another game with Cork, Dan implores football fans in the southwest to get out and watch Paddy McCourt for the last time.

Paddy McCourt chats to Lawrence Moore at the first ever Derry City FC U13 squad announcement which was held at Everglades Hotel.

Paddy McCourt (u-13 manager) and Mo Mahon (coach) invited their 19-strong squad and parents to an induction meeting at the Everglades Hotel on Tuesday evening. The boys were all measured up for training and playing gear while the parents were given a presentation by the former Derry City and Celtic player. Club Director Joe Doherty overseen the event where refreshments were provided to players and parents.  It seems Derry's new Youth Manager is intent on bringing a high level of professionalism to the role and it was clearly an occasion that met with the approval of all. Interview: Lawrence Moore

This week Si sits down with one of Celtic’s most recent cult heroes, the technically gifted winger, Paddy McCourt. Great laughs in this one as Paddy recounts his unorthodox professional career which led his pathway to the club he always supported as a boy in Glasgow. From injuries derailing his start in British Football with Rochdale to making the most of the social life back Derry and eventually the dream come true of ending up at Celtic Park. Hilarious stories from inside the Celtic dressing room, team nights out and of course how he managed to develop as an important first team player after getting to grips with a new level of professional training! You’ll enjoy this one!

This week Si sits down with one of Celtic’s most recent cult heroes, the technically gifted winger, Paddy McCourt. Great laughs in this one as Paddy recounts his unorthodox professional career which led his pathway to the club he always supported as a boy in Glasgow. From injuries derailing his start in British Football with Rochdale to making the most of the social life back Derry and eventually the dream come true of ending up at Celtic Park. Hilarious stories from inside the Celtic dressing room, team nights out and of course how he managed to develop as an important first team player after getting to grips with a new level of professional training! You’ll enjoy this one!

Paddy McCourt & Mo Mahon today launched the recruitment drive for a Derry City U13 side. In what is a long term strategy with the club. Paddy has a wealth of knowledge has played for Celtic, Finn Harps, Shamrock Rovers , Derry City and Northern Ireland. He is joined by Mo Mahon Former Foyle Harps coach & B Licence holder and will be Asst manager to Paddy McCourt. Interview Dee Curran

Former City player and fan favourite Paddy McCourt was appointed Head of Youth Development today by Derry City where he will be taking up the role from September. Paddy will be the head of the Derry City Academy. Paddy took time from the press conference today to talk to our man Patrick Cooke on his new appointment.