C. McKendry

Larne

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match reportBBC SportOfficial source· 28 Aug 2026

Larne's European dream ends in heartbreaking defeat

Larne were 82 minutes from glory, but two quick goals and a late penalty shattered their Conference League hopes.

match reportBBC SportOfficial source· 20 Aug 2026

Larne's Late Double Downs 10-Man Red Imps

Irish Premiership champions Larne struck twice late to seize control of their Conference League play-off.

otherThe GuardianOfficial source· 17 Aug 2026

Larne's Dan Bent relishes European summer adventures

While Premier League stars rest, Larne's Dan Bent has already played in two European competitions.

otherBBC SportOfficial source· 20 Jul 2026

'I turned on Ceefax, saw we'd drawn Red Star Belgrade, and almost fainted'

As Irish Premiership champions Larne prepare to face Red Star Belgrade in Champions League qualifying on Tuesday, ex-Portadown defender Alfie Stewart reflects on facing the then European Cup holders 35 years ago.

Personal info

Role: Player
Position: Attacker
Current club: Larne

Overview

C. McKendry is an attacker who currently plays for Larne. He made 27 appearances, scoring 3 goals in the Premiership during the 2024 season. His former clubs include Braintree and Ipswich.

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