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06 Sept 2025
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Pat Loughrey in action
Former Buncrana Hearts player Pat Loughrey made an immediate impact for his new club, Bayswater City, by scoring the decisive goal in their 1-0 victory over Perth Glory in the NPL Night Series opener at Alfred Skeet Reserve in Perth.
The match remained goalless until the 64th minute when Loughrey found the back of the net, securing all three points for his team.
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The 25-year-old who recently joined Bayswater City after two seasons with Fremantle City, has been recognised for his dynamic wing play and goal-scoring abilities. Bayswater City announced his signing with enthusiasm, highlighting his potential to strengthen their attacking options.
Prior to his move to Australia, Loughrey played for Buncrana Hearts, where he developed his foundational skills and showcased his talent on the field. His transition to the Australian football scene has been marked by consistent performances, including providing key assists during his tenure with Fremantle City.
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