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Belfast Telegraph
12-07-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Larne left reeling after learning how long star striker will be out for following serious knee injury
Larne striker Andy Ryan will be out of action for up to six months after suffering a serious knee injury, Sunday Life Sport can reveal. The 30-year-old Scottish hitman suffered the setback in a recent behind-closed-doors friendly against Irish Cup winners Dungannon Swifts.
South Wales Argus
11-07-2025
- Health
- South Wales Argus
Great British Bake Off star supports dementia campaign
Andy Ryan, who appeared on last year's Great British Bake Off, is backing the Alzheimer's Society's Forget Me Not Tea Party campaign, which raises funds for dementia research and support. The campaign follows the charity's Forget Me Not Appeal, which ran throughout June and encouraged people to wear a Forget Me Not badge in solidarity with those affected by dementia. Mr Ryan, whose nan had dementia, said: "It's easy to feel isolated, yet it's crucial for families to know they're not alone. "The Alzheimer's Society Forget Me Not Tea Parties are a great way to come together and support each other while helping to increase funding for vital research and support. "No one should have to navigate this alone." More than 50,000 people in Wales are living with dementia, and the Alzheimer's Society provides support to them and their families.
Belfast Telegraph
24-05-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Overturning Andy Ryan ban goes against Irish FA's own campaign, blasts referee Shane Andrews
Irish League referee Shane Andrews has hit out at the Irish FA's decision to rescind Andy Ryan's five-game ban, stating it flies in the face of the association's 'Catch Yourself On' campaign.
Scottish Sun
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Former SPFL star avoids EIGHT-match ban after referee fails to TURN UP at hearing
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FORMER Hamilton Accies star Andy Ryan has successfully appealed a whopping FIVE-match ban - after the referee in question failed to TURN UP. The talented former Hamilton and Airdrie man now leads the line for Larne, who finished runners up to Linfield this season after clinching the previous two league titles. 3 Andy Ryan of Larne tackles Fuad Sule of Glentoran Credit: Pacemaker 3 Andy Ryan of Larne tries to get round Jonathan Russell of Glentoran Credit: Pacemaker 3 Andy Ryan of Larne has a moment with Cameron Palmer of Glentoran Credit: Pacemaker He found himself in hot water after being sent off by referee Hane Andrews in a League game against Linfield at Windsor Park on February 11. He was also hit with a five-match ban for an alleged exchange with Andrews in the tunnel area of Windsor Park at half-time, which was claimed constituted a breach of Article 14.15 of the IFA Disciplinary Code. According to the Belfast Telegraph, Andrews reported Ryan for allegedly calling him 'a f***ing joke' - only for Larne to dispute this, claiming their player said 'the DECISION was a f***ing joke'. He was in line for a combined total of an eight-match ban but first the IFA's Disciplinary Committee decided to overturn the suspension for the challenge on Blues midfielder Kyle McClean. A challenge then went in from Larne on the IFA's decision to ban Ryan for five games - only for several hearings were postponed as referee Andrews was unavailable to give evidence. And when he was unable to give evidence again at a hearing on Wednesday night and, in his absence, the Disciplinary Committee decided there was no case to answer and upheld Ryan's challenge. As quoted in the Belfast Telegraph, the Irish FA refused to comment on whether Andrews attended the hearing or not, but a spokesperson confirmed 'the challenge lodged by Andy Ryan was upheld'. Another Larne man Conor McKendry also won his challenge against a nine-game ban following the brawl at Inver Park between Larne and Glentoran players in April. McKendry, who was one of four players to be sent off after the brawl by referee Jamie Robinson, received the nine-game ban but has had his suspension reduced from nine to three games. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
