Paddy Duncan
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Career & Clubs
Duncan began his schoolboy career with Belview Boys before joining St James's Gate in the 1910-11 season. During his career Duncan was known by the nickname Dirty Duncan. Together with Charlie Dowdall, Thomas Murphy, Ernest McKay and Michael Farrell, Duncan was one of five players from St James's Gate, included in the Irish Free State squad for the 1924 Olympic Games. Duncan's League of Ireland career was ended by injury in 1928 and a testimonial game was arranged for his benefit between Bohemians and a League of Ireland Selection in Dalymount Park in April 1928.
- Club
- St James's Gate F.C. (1920–1920)
- Club
- Republic of Ireland men's national association football team (1924–1924)
- National team
- Ireland
Legacy
St James's Gate
League of Ireland Winners 1921–22: 1 FAI Cup Winners 1922: 1
Clubs
- St James's Gate F.C.1920–1920
- Republic of Ireland men's national association football team1924–1924
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Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Paddy Duncan was an Irish footballer. At the 1924 Olympic Games he scored the Ireland (FAI)'s first ever goal in a senior international.
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