Michael Clarke
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Michael Clarke is a Radio and TV broadcaster from Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland. He is currently the Station Manager of Lisburn's 98FM[1] and a football commentator for BBC Sport NI.
Broadcasting work[edit]
Michael began working in radio, aged 15, back in June 2005 with his hometown radio station Carrickfergus FM.
He worked for a brief time at U105 before entering and winning BBC Sport NI's 'Young Sports Commentator of the Year 2010' competition, being chosen from an expert panel including veteran broadcaster Jackie Fullerton. As a result of this achievement Michael was picked to commentate for the BBC on two live televised football matches at the prestigious international youth tournament, SuperCupNI.
In April 2012, Michael joined BBC Radio Ulster's Sportsound team covering Irish Premiership matches and in December 2016 he was added to the BBC's TV commentary team, working across domestic and international football. His commentary credits also include Virgin Media Sport[2] where he has commentated on Champions League and Europa League matches.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Lisburn's 98FM team".
- ↑ Virgin Media Sport [@VMSportIE] (19 September 2019). "Lazio take the lead in Romania! Cluj 😴 for the short corner! 🎙 @MClarkeShow #UEL #VMSport t.co/gCLFt7CJ5X" (Tweet). Archived from the original on 23 July 2021. Retrieved 26 July 2021 – via Twitter.
External links[edit]
- Michael Clarke profile
- Michael Clarke presents NIFL Premiership Highlights for BBC Sport NI
- Michael Clarke BBC commentary credit
- List of Michael Clarke's TV commentary matches
- Michael Clarke in the Belfast Telegraph
- Michael Clarke in News Letter
- Michael Clarke in Belfast Live
- Michael Clarke "Voice of NI football"
- Host of The Score radio show and podcast
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