Jimmy Dunne

Jimmy Dunne

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Jimmy Dunne is a professional footballer who has been noted for his performances in the English leagues, drawing interest from national selectors as part of the Republic of Ireland setup.

Born on Oct 12, 1997 (29 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Jimmy Dunne has taken the place of Gavin Bazunu as goalkeeper. 5

Gavin Bazunu Heimir Hallgrimsson
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: World feed man avoids main talking points as Ireland beat Israel with stripped down TV coverage – The Irish Times

Croatia Croatia: Jimmy Dunne was listed as one of the two reserve goalkeepers for Ireland after Bazunu refused to play. 6

Heimir Hallgrimsson David Courell Gavin Bazunu Troy Parrott Adam Idah Jack Moylan
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Sportske novosti - Irska nadigrala Izrael 3:0 uz tihi prosvjed

Ireland Ireland: Jimmy Dunne was named as Ireland’s third goalkeeper for the game. 5

Gavin Bazunu Gavin Cooney Max O Leary Caoimhin Kelleher
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Controversial match set to go ahead – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jimmy Dunne played in the match where Vale was injured. 5

Troy Parrott Jack Moylan Brian Barry Murphy Johnny Kenny Heimir Hallgrimsson Caoimhin Kelleher Gavin Bazunu Max O Leary Dara O Shea Liam Scales Jake O Brien Jamie Mcgrath Owen Elding Jayson Molumby Cucho Hernandez
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Troy Parrott kept fresh as Jack Moylan catches eye with Cardiff – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Shane Lowry expressed a desire to win with Jimmy Dunne at the event. 6

Shane Lowry Nacho Elvira Dylan Frittelli Marcus Armitage Rory Mcilroy Thorbjorn Olesen
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Shane Lowry grinds it out as he stays in contention in Dubai – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jimmy Dunne wasn’t on long enough to make an impact. 5

Troy Parrott Seamus Coleman Dara O Shea Ronaldo Ogbene Conor Coventry Festy Ebosele Adam Idah Mikey Johnstone
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Troy Parrott magnificent, Seamus Coleman heroic, Dara O’Shea defiant – The Irish Times

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Dunne came on as a substitute for Ireland during the match. 5

Cristiano Ronaldo Kylian Mbappe Troy Parrott Niall Mullen Mikey Johnston Chiedozie Ogbene Liam Scales Dayot Upamecano Ruben Neves Joao Felix Diogo Dalot Adam Idah Festy Ebosele Michael Olise
The Guardian: Republic of Ireland 2-0 Portugal, France 4-0 Ukraine: World Cup 2026 qualifying – live | World Cup 2026 qualifiers

Ireland Ireland: Dunne is the captain of QPR. 6

Heimir Hallgrimsson John O Shea Kieran Mckenna Chiedozie Ogbene Sammie Szmodics Dara O Shea Liam Delap Rory Delap Chuba Akpom Jack Taylor Azor Matusiwa Leif Davis Seamus Coleman Keith Andrews Nathan Collins Jason Knight Josh Cullen Bosun Lawal Gavin Bazunu Caoimhin Kelleher Aaron Ramsdale James Mcclean Ryan Reynolds
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Irish eyes on Ipswich as they target quick return to Premier League – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Jimmy Dunne and QPR won the battle at Deepdale. 7

Mark Mcguinness Millenic Alli Marcus Harness Josh Cullen James Abankwah Rocco Vata Robbie Brady Finn Azaz Mark Travers Michael Obafemi Bosun Lawal Josh Keeley James Collins Georgie Kelly Dara Costelloe Glory Nzingo Jamie Mcgrath Jake O Brien Andrew Omobamidele Adam Idah Sam Curtis Graham Carey David Mcgoldrick
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mark McGuinness shows grit, leadership and class for Luton Town – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Dundalk man Jimmy Dunne came on for his international debut. 7

Heimir Hallgrimsson Ray Houghton Peter Collins Richie Sadlier Kevin Doyle Darragh Maloney Niall Quinn Tony O Donoghue Evan Ferguson Adam Idah
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland have retained League B status. The plumbers, plasterers and pharmacists will have to live without us – The Irish Times