27 Facts About Eoin Bradley

Eoin Bradley is a Gaelic footballer and association footballer.

Eoin Bradley plays the former for the Glenullin club and, previously, for the Derry county team.

Eoin Bradley is known for his pace, point and goal scoring abilities, and runs through opposing teams' defence.

Eoin Bradley plays football for glenullin but he has never lived there.

Eoin Bradley went to secondary school at St Pat's College in Maghera.

Eoin's uncle Gabriel Bradley won the Ulster Championship twice with Derry in 1975 and 1976.

Eoin Bradley was banned from driving motor vehicles for 16 months after consuming three times the drink drive limit and crashing into a parked car.

Eoin Bradley has been found guilty in a court of law in Limavady of punching referee Declan O'Connor in the face.

In 2020, Eoin Bradley received a six-match ban for urinating on the sidelines of the Windsor Park pitch during an Irish Cup semi-final.

Eoin Bradley has played for the Glenullin Senior team since 15 years old.

Eoin Bradley won the Derry Senior Football Championship with Glenullin in 2007.

Eoin Bradley was man of the match in the drawn final against Bellaghy.

Eoin Bradley was favourite for player of the tournament which eventually went to one of his St Gall's opponents.

However, Eoin Bradley's name was omitted from Damian Barton's 43-man training panel in October 2015, with the inclusion of injured duo Mark Lynch and Kevin Johnston being taken to mean Eoin Bradley would not be included later.

Eoin Bradley was first called up to the Derry Senior panel in 2004 by Mickey Moran.

Eoin Bradley made his debut in the Dr McKenna Cup against Antrim, but suffered a horrific leg break against Jordanstown in the next outing and was out for a year and a half.

Eoin Bradley had an impressive 2005 Championship campaign, including scoring a brilliant solo goal against Down in the Qualifiers.

Eoin Bradley collected the ball inside his own half, ran half the pitch evading four tackles and blasted the ball into the top corner of the net.

Eoin Bradley missed most of the 2007 Championship after having a disagreement with team manager Paddy Crozier during that year's National League campaign, and through suspension after the rift was resolved.

Eoin Bradley's solitary 2007 Championship game was a substitute appearance against Dublin in the All-Ireland quarter-final.

Eoin Bradley was instrumental in the 2008 National League, which Derry won, defeating Kerry in the final.

Eoin Bradley captained the side in the group game against Donegal.

Eoin Bradley was named by manager Joe Kernan in the Ulster panel for the 2008 Railway Cup.

At the age of 29, Eoin Bradley ventured into association football with NIFL Championship 2 side Ballymoney United, and joined Coleraine in the NIFL Premiership shortly after.

In 2020, Eoin Bradley received a six-match ban for urinating on the sidelines of the Windsor Park pitch during an Irish Cup semi-final.

On 30 July 2023, it was announced that Eoin Bradley had joined Portadown upon the expiry of his contract with Glenavon.

Eoin Bradley would depart the club in January 2024, having scored 2 goals in 9 appearances, with the goals coming against Institute and Dergview.