Micheál Bannigan

Micheál Bannigan

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Micheál Bannigan is a key player for the Monaghan Gaelic football team, serving as captain. He made headlines for his impressive performance against Roscommon, scoring one of his team's goals and contributing significantly to their attack.

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Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan netted for Monaghan after a pass from Stephen O’Hanlon. 8

Shaun Patton Jim Mcguinness Michael Langan Michael Murphy Conor O Donnell Ciaran Thompson Shane O Donnell Patrick Mcbrearty Peadar Mogan Ciaran Moore Ryan Mcanespie Conor Mccarthy Stephen O Hanlon
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal’s second-half turnaround leaves Monaghan wondering what hit them – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan has led a pacy charge up front for Monaghan. 7

Rory Beggan Jack Mccarron Michael Murphy Daire O Baoill Ciaran Thompson Malachy Clerkin Sean Moran
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Monaghan and Donegal meet in quarter-final before Tyrone take on Dublin – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan scored a goal for Down with a low shot that Ronan Burns couldn't save. 7

Joe Kavanagh Damien Mccusker Peter Canavan John Mcgeough Ronan Burns Padraic Joyce Matthew Thompson Ethan Rafferty Kevin Mcstay Rob Finnerty Jack Carney
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Keeping cool in front of goal is key to landing All-Ireland – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan, who scored Monaghan’s opening goal earlier, provided important scores late on too. 8

Jack Mccarron Ryan O Toole Rory Beggan David Garland Gabriel Bannigan John Mcgeough Pat Havern
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Final-quarter surge sends Monaghan past Down into SFC last eight – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Mícheál Bannigan shimmies and finishes low into the net. 8

Rory Beggan Danny Magill Ciaran Downey Andrew Crimmins Patrick Havern John Mcgeough Conor Mccarthy Micheal Mccarville Sam Mulroy Stephen Rochford
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Monaghan and Down battle to top Group 3, Donegal face Mayo in Group 1 – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan kicked the one-pointer free. 6

Daniel Guinness Shaun Patton Ciaran Moore David Coldrick Jim Mcguinness Rory Beggan Ryan Mchugh
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Donegal set and sprang the trap for impatient Monaghan – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan scored three points for Monaghan, helping secure their Division 2 title. 8

Rory Beggan Diarmuid Murtagh Stephen O Hanlon Ryan Mcanespie Jack Mccarron Gabriel Bannigan Davy Burke Conor Mccarthy Dessie Ward Cian Mckeon Enda Smith Aaron Carey Gary Mohan John Mcmanus Ben O Carroll
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Monaghan sharpshooting earns Division 2 title at subdued Croke Park – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan noted that it wouldn’t be the end of the world if Monaghan did not go up. 5

Shane Walsh Padraic Joyce Dessie Farrell Martin Keoghan Tj Reid Gearoid Hegarty Andy Moran Martin Corey Darragh Kirwan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Critical matches in Division Two can determine who drops to Tailteann Cup – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan contributed effectively to Monaghan's scoring efforts. 8

Rory Beggan Sam Mulroy Conor Mccarthy Gabriel Bannigan Paul Mathews Ger Brennan Andrew Woods Stephen O Hanlon
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Louth second-half revival not enough to get past Monaghan – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Micheál Bannigan, the Monaghan captain, unleashed an unstoppable shot for a goal. 8

Diarmuid Murtagh Conor Cox Conor Mccarthy Gabriel Bannigan Davy Burke Rory Beggan Senan Lambe David Garland
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Diarmuid Murtagh stars as Roscommon take advantage of the wind to overcome Monaghan – The Irish Times