About Curry Mulholland
Lived 1901 – 2002 (aged 100–101). Curry Mulholland was an association football player.
Curry Mulholland (died 2002) was a Northern Irish footballer, and former leading goalscorer for Crusaders F.C. with 149 goals, a record that stood for almost 40 years, until Glenn Hunter passed it in 1997. In 2003, in honour of his contribution to Crusaders, the Curry Mulholland Memorial Trophy was introduced, and is awarded annually to the top scorer in the U16 squad.
Curry was nominated and admitted to Crusaders' Hall of fame on 22 September 2007.
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Who was Curry Mulholland?
Northern Irish footballer
When was Curry Mulholland born?
Curry Mulholland was born in 1901.
When did Curry Mulholland die?
Curry Mulholland died in 2002.
What was Curry Mulholland's occupation?
Curry Mulholland was an association football player.
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