Northern Ireland football territory

Football Coaches in Northern Ireland

14 current public directory contacts across 11 football organisations. Use this page to understand where coaches work, which roles are represented, and which clubs have the largest contact coverage before searching the database.

14 contacts11 organisations
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Most common roles

Manager11
National Coach Men1
National Coach Women1
Assistant Manager1

Organisations with the most coaches

Contact preview

Irish Football Association logo

Michael MC ARDLE

National Coach Women · Irish Football Association

Irish Football Association logo

Michael ONEILL

National Coach Men · Irish Football Association

Linfield logo

David Healy

Manager · Linfield

Portadown logo

David Jeffrey

Manager · Portadown

Crusaders logo

Declan Caddell

Manager · Crusaders

G

Declan Devine

Manager · Glentoran

L

Gary Haveron

Manager · Larne

Portadown logo

Jim Ervin

Assistant Manager · Portadown

Cliftonville logo

Jim Magilton

Manager · Cliftonville

Bangor logo

Lee Feeney

Manager · Bangor

Glenavon logo

Michael O'Connor

Manager · Glenavon

Portadown logo

Niall Currie

Manager · Portadown

Frequently asked questions

How many football coaches contacts are in Northern Ireland?

Footy Contacts currently lists 14 public coaches contacts across 11 clubs and organisations in Northern Ireland.

Which organisations have the most coaches contacts in Northern Ireland?

The largest current groups in the directory include Portadown (3), Irish Football Association (2), Bangor (1), Carrick Rangers (1), Cliftonville (1). Counts update as the public directory changes.

What coaches roles are represented in Northern Ireland?

Common titles include Manager (11), National Coach Men (1), National Coach Women (1), Assistant Manager (1). Role names are retained from current football staff data rather than generated as generic labels.

How does Footy Contacts decide whether a contact belongs to Northern Ireland?

The Northern Ireland page uses the linked organisation's canonical football territory. That keeps Northern Ireland's football graph separate from the broader United Kingdom aggregate and avoids relying only on an old free-text country field.