James McNaughton

James McNaughton

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James McNaughton is a prominent forward for Antrim, known for his scoring ability. In the recent match against Waterford, he was one of the few bright spots for his team, scoring several points from frees.

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Ireland Ireland: James McNaughton is referred to as the main man for the team. 5

Ben O Connor Brian Hayes Micheal Donoghue Cathal Mannion Derek Lyng Mikey Carey John Kiely Cian Lynch Johnny Kelly Dan Ravenhill Liam Cahill Ronan Maher Peter Queally Mark Fitzgerald Davy Fitzgerald Pat Bennett Marty Kavanagh Brian Lohan Tony Kelly Ronan Sheehan Tom Mccrattan Niall O Ceallachain Chris Crummey Brian Dowling Cian Boran Keith Rossiter Lee Chin
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: National Hurling League team-by-team guide to Divisions 1A and 1B – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: James McNaughton scored a goal for Antrim in the 64th minute. 6

Niall O Connor Charlie Mitchell Brian Duignan Dan Ravenhill Killian Sampson Stephen Rooney
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Offaly beat Antrim to keep spot in Leinster next season – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: James McNaughton scored points for Antrim during the match. 5

Lee Chin Kevin Foley Cian Byrne Jack O Connor Joe Maskey Sean Elliott Colm Lyons Gerard Walsh Keelan Molloy Conor Hearne Rory O Connor Cathal Dunbar
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Lee Chin’s 16-point haul helps 14-man Wexford see off Antrim – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: James McNaughton scored multiple points for Antrim. 6

Davy Fitzgerald Peter Queally Conor Prunty Iarlaith Daly Mikey Kiely Stephen Bennett Dessie Hutchinson Jamie Barron Keelan Molloy Eoin O Neill Seaan Elliott Dan Ravenhill
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Waterford produce dominant display to beat Antrim by 18 points – The Irish Times