Dan Lucey

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Dan Lucey Info

Role: Interviewer

Start Date: March 19, 2015, 3:07 p.m.

Email: danny.lucey51@gmail.com

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Dan Lucey is an interviewer for ExtraTime.ie. He has penned articles for both Cork City and Luton Town’s official programmes.

Dan has written numerous interviews and was a regular attendee at League of Ireland fixtures for many a year. He was previously PRO for The Sextant FC (now East Village FC), for who he produced online match reports, previews, team news and photos.

Despite currently living in Australia and the wrong side of 40, Dan plays competitive football twice a week, while still finding time to pursue potential interviewees.

Dan Lucey's Articles

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I’d never gone into a team that were moaning as much about the manager - David Breen

With a penchant for playing out from the back, Waterford-born David Breen earned the nickname ‘Rio’, in reference to former Manchester United and England central defender Rio Ferdinand. However, towards the end of his on-field career, David admits to ExtraTime.ie ...

Ian Baraclough: 'When Northern Ireland offered me the job, Oldham didn't want to release me - normally, clubs can't wait to get rid of me!'

Ian Baraclough didn’t experience sustained achievement as a player until a stint with his final club Scunthorpe United, but he can arguably be viewed as Sligo Rovers’ most successful manager.

There's been interest from other clubs, including one back home, but nothing has materialised - Darren Kelly

Regardless of winning all three major domestic honours with his local club Derry City and enjoying a lengthy playing career in England and the Irish League, Darren Kelly’s managerial record made difficult reading until a recent promotion with Hyde United. ...

All of a sudden we were told that money troubles had arrived - Ger O'Brien

From boyhood fan to assistant manager, Ger O’Brien’s association with St Patrick’s Athletic also saw him become club captain and win major domestic trophies ... The aforementioned successes arriving second time around, as Ger explains to ExtraTime.ie

Sue Ronan - 'It's frustrating that on sports shows or in sports pages there's nothing about women competing internationally'

22 Republic of Ireland caps, national team manager from 2010-2016 and current Head of Women’s Football, Sue Ronan has experienced diverse roles throughout her career in sport. ExtraTime.ie caught up with Sue to discuss how far the Irish female game ...

Winning the First Division was a highlight in my career - Danny Murphy

Strong family ties on Leeside made playing for Cork City an easy transition for London-born Danny Murphy. The bond grew so firm that the left-back found himself signing for the Rebel Army twice more during his illustrious career.

Nobody wanted me to leave, but I just felt it was time to move on - Kevin Doherty on departure from Shelbourne

Most notable for his association with Shelbourne (player, coach, assistant manager and boss), Kevin Doherty is now Tim Clancy’s number two at Drogheda United. In a recent chat with ExtraTime.ie, Kevin talks about his playing career, management and hopes for ...

I'm grateful that I'm still involved in football - Dan Connor

Despite a trio of his former clubs experiencing financial ruin and injury forcing a premature retirement, Dan Connor has rejuvenated himself in his dual goalkeeper coaching roles at Wigan Athletic’s academy and for the Republic of Ireland U-21s, as he ...

Aaron Callaghan: 'You're 17, in Villa Park, before 40,000 people. It's surreal - months earlier you're watching this on Match of the Day'

The new Athlone Town manager speaks to Extratime.ie about a 35-year career in football.

Danny Ventre: 'Captaining Sligo to the title was my best moment in football'

The Liverpudlian speaks to Dan Lucey about the highs and lows of a career in football.

Alan Carey: UCD were very strong that time and playing attractive football under Martin Russell

Serving Cork City, Waterford United and Cobh Ramblers with distinction during the noughties and beyond, Alan Carey’s League of Ireland career was based firmly within Munster’s boundaries. In a recent chat with ExtraTime.ie, Alan recalls his playing days.

Gary Rogers: Cork and Dundalk have dragged each other along and it's up to the others to catch up

One of the League of Ireland’s most experienced goalkeepers, Gary Rogers, has won every domestic honour and even earned a call-up to Martin O’Neill’s Irish squad. However, as he tells ExtraTime.ie, Gary could easily have stayed playing Gaelic football, until ...

Neal Horgan: From Professional Football to a Career in Law

Fourteen years at the one League of Ireland club, two published books and a career in law, makes Neal Horgan stand out from your average domestic footballer. Neal looks back over his Cork City days and more with ExtraTime.ie.

Everything starts with the manager - Fahrudin Kudozovic

Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fahrudin Kuduzovic emigrated to England with his family in 1994 and has since forged a footballing career in his adopted homelands of Ireland, Germany and Luxembourg. ‘Faz’ as he’s known to League of Ireland fans, ...

Brendan Clarke: 'We were told on a Wednesday that the club was gone and we were all free agents'

Brendan Clarke's recollections of a commendable career to date.

Barry Molloy: 'I don't have any regrets over not going to Scotland'

The midfielder turned down an offer to follow Stephen Kenny to Dunfermline in 2006 to chase league glory with Derry.

Michael O'Neill: 'It was an enormous turnaround in three years at Rovers - maybe it wasn't fully appreciated'

The Northern Ireland manager reflects on a career that's taken him around the world.

Ryan Guy: 'I learned my trade at St Pats and am forever grateful - it was where I was meant to play'

Speaking exclusively to extratime.ie, Ryan reminisces about his time at Inchicore and subsequent appearances for the New England Revolution and Guam.

Guy Bates: 'I signed for Newcastle at eight and it takes its toll on the body. The money's not sustainable or stable enough to put football first'

Former Drogheda United striker has put football to one side as he looks to move on with his life.

Gavin Peers: 'To lose in the last few minutes was devastating'

It’s rare for any footballer to win every available domestic honour. It’s even more uncommon for a League of Ireland player to achieve this feat with the same club and even scarcer for one in the modern era to stay ...

Stuart Taylor: 'My family were distraught to be leaving Limerick - but it was the right time to resign'

Dan Lucey talks to the Scot who spent 18 months in charge of Limerick.

Regardless of what you think of the First Division, it's difficult to win - Stephen Rice

In addition to once gracing the League of Ireland as a player and being a former PFAI Chairman, nowadays, Stephen Rice occupies himself as an underage coach for the FAI and Shamrock Rovers. Stephen recently took time out of his ...

Brian Shelley on becoming disillusioned with financial mismanagement in the League of Ireland

Having won every domestic honour, sampled life cross channel and becoming disheartened with League of Ireland clubs’ financial mismanagement, Brian Shelley turned to the southern hemisphere for coaching positions, whilst still continuing as a player. ExtraTime.ie caught up with Brian, ...

Dessie Baker: 'I couldn't get any higher than winning the league with my hometown club'

It’s highly unusual for a footballer to win silverware with every club they’ve represented but, from youth level at Manchester United to hometown side Shamrock Rovers, Dessie Baker has achieved this feat.

Clive Delaney on Derry delight and moving Down Under

Currently residing in Sydney, Clive Delaney recently chatted to extratime.ie about his former clubs and what he’s doing now in Australia.

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