Shane Curran

Shane Curran (born 8 April 1971) is an Irish sportsperson from Castlerea, County Roscommon. He is the former inter-county Gaelic football goalkeeper for Roscommon, and his club St Brigids. He also played association football as well.

Sports career

With Roscommon, he won a Connacht Minor Football Championship medal in 1989, Junior medal in 2000 and Senior medal in 2001, he also won an All-Ireland Junior Football Championship medal in 2000. He also played soccer with Athlone Town and won a Leinster Senior Cup (association football).

At the beginning of 2015 he made his first move into inter Club team management when he was appointed Senior Manager for local South Roscommon Club Padraig Pearses GAA Roscommon.

Other

Since retiring from inter-county football, Curran has set up flood defence company Global Flood Solutions. The company supplies the rapid response flood defence products such as the Big Bag Flood Defence System for which Curran recently secured a €2 million export deal. Curran was also recently interviewed about the Big Bag Solution on Ireland's most popular TV show The Late Late Show hosted by Ryan Tubridy.

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'Best is yet to come': HC junior Cam Jones keeps progressing while locking down corner

Telegram & Gazette - Worcester 02 Apr 2025
Curran was right on ... “As well as he’s played,” Curran said, “the best is yet to come.” ... Curran, as well as first-year HC strength and conditioning coach Shane Davenport, believe Jones is an emerging young leader.

Carlow appoint ex-Naas manager Joe Murphy to replace Shane Curran

RTE 31 Mar 2025
Carlow have appointed outgoing Naas manager Joe Murphy as their interim manager following the abrupt resignation of Shane Curran last week ... Navan, stepping in after Curran's shock departure last week.

Carlow players hoping for positive reaction after Shane Curran's controversial exit - Mikey Bambrick

RTE 31 Mar 2025
Carlow captain Mikey Bambrick says the players had hoped for an amicable split with former manager Shane Curran but felt obliged to respond his parting words last week ... Shane Curran was only in charge of Carlow for seven months.

Carlow appoint Joe Murphy as interim manager of senior football team

The Irish Times 31 Mar 2025
Shane Curran quit as Carlow boss last Wednesday, after just seven months and seven games at the helm ... READ MORE ... .

Meath in chaos as two coaches leave backroom team on the eve of the Championship

Yahoo Daily News 30 Mar 2025
READ MORE ... READ MORE ... Carlow are also in chaos after manager Shane Curran quit during the week, and with accusations that it was to do with ‘player related issues’ the squad released a statement defending themselves and questioning Curran’s set-up ... .

Carlow squad hit back at 'player-related issues' claim

RTE 28 Mar 2025
The Carlow senior football squad have hit back at the claim that "player-related issues" had prompted the departure of manager Shane Curran and his backroom team during the week. Curran abruptly quit ...

John Hegarty: Wexford players wanted to set record straight after 2024 near miss

RTE 27 Mar 2025
Twelve months ago, they were denied promotion to the third tier in gratuitously unlucky circumstances ... It dissipates very quickly ... Carlow are searching for a new manager 11 days out from championship, with Shane Curran, citing "player-related issues."

Shane Curran steps down as Carlow football manager before championship

The Irish Times 26 Mar 2025
Shane Curran has stepped down as Carlow senior football ... Shane Curran steps down as Carlow football manager before championship.

'Player-related issues' see Shane Curran quit Carlow

RTE 26 Mar 2025
Shane Curran has stepped down as Carlow manager less than a year after taking charge of the county footballers as a result of "player-related issues" ... "Shane Curran has informed ...

Waterford dig deep to beat Offaly and secure promotion

RTE 22 Mar 2025
Peter Hogan for Sheahan (39m), Tom Barron (0-01) for Lyons (50m), Sean Walsh for Curran (56m), Charlie Treen (0-01) for Shane Bennett (61m), Padraig Fitzgerald (0-01) for Kieran Bennett (64m),.
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