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Seamus' appearance tonight for Everton moves him ahead of Kenny Cunningham into the top 10 Irish players in terms of Premier League appearances.

1. Shay Given 451
2. John O'Shea 445
3. Richard Dunne 431
4. Damien Duff 392
5. Stephen Carr 377
6. Roy Keane 366
7. Rory Delap 359
8. Robbie Keane 349
9. Shane Long 344
10. Seamus Coleman 336

Those 10 won't change for a long time, probably 10 years at least, as there's nobody else currently playing at that level who is anywhere near them in terms of appearances. Someone like Nathan Collins or Gavin Bazunu might be next to break in to it some time in the 2030s.
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It feels weird that Long has 5 less than Keane. 
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Originally posted by You Tell Me You Tell Me wrote:

Seamus' appearance tonight for Everton moves him ahead of Kenny Cunningham into the top 10 Irish players in terms of Premier League appearances.

1. Shay Given 451
2. John O'Shea 445
3. Richard Dunne 431
4. Damien Duff 392
5. Stephen Carr 377
6. Roy Keane 366
7. Rory Delap 359
8. Robbie Keane 349
9. Shane Long 344
10. Seamus Coleman 336

Those 10 won't change for a long time, probably 10 years at least, as there's nobody else currently playing at that level who is anywhere near them in terms of appearances. Someone like Nathan Collins or Gavin Bazunu might be next to break in to it some time in the 2030s.

Who are 11 to 20 in apps  ?   
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Originally posted by Scissors Kick Scissors Kick wrote:

Originally posted by You Tell Me You Tell Me wrote:

Seamus' appearance tonight for Everton moves him ahead of Kenny Cunningham into the top 10 Irish players in terms of Premier League appearances.

1. Shay Given 451
2. John O'Shea 445
3. Richard Dunne 431
4. Damien Duff 392
5. Stephen Carr 377
6. Roy Keane 366
7. Rory Delap 359
8. Robbie Keane 349
9. Shane Long 344
10. Seamus Coleman 336

Those 10 won't change for a long time, probably 10 years at least, as there's nobody else currently playing at that level who is anywhere near them in terms of appearances. Someone like Nathan Collins or Gavin Bazunu might be next to break in to it some time in the 2030s.

Who are 11 to 20 in apps  ?   

Here's all 55 Irish players who have made over 100 appearances - currently active EPL players in caps (all 3 of them):

1. 451 Shay Given 
2. 445 John O'Shea 
3. 431 Richard Dunne 
4. 392 Damien Duff 
5. 377 Stephen Carr 
6. 366 Roy Keane 
7. 359 Rory Delap 
8. 349 Robbie Keane 
9. 344 Shane Long
10. 336 SÉAMUS COLEMAN 
11. 335 Kenny Cunningham
12. 328 Denis Irwin
13. 325 Gary Kelly 
14. 325 Kevin Kilbane 
15. 290 Jeff Kenna 
16. 288 Steve Staunton 
17. 282 Lee Carsley 
18. 280 Andy O'Brien 
19. 277 Glenn Whelan 
20. 272 James McCarthy 
21. 250 Niall Quinn 
22. 246 Stephen Ireland 
23. 237 Ian Harte 
24. 236 Steve Finnan 
25. 233 Jonathan Walters 
26. 231 Phil Babb 
27. 215 Andy Townsend 
28. 214 Ciaran Clark
29. 202 Matt Holland 
30. 195 Dean Kiely 
31. 192 Steven Reid 
32. 181 Marc Wilson 
33. 171 Stephen Ward 
34. 166 Paul McGrath 
35. 165 Gary Breen 
36. 164 Kevin Doyle 
37. 160 Robbie Brady 
38. 158 James McClean 
39. 156 Jason McAteer 
40. 147 Jeff Hendrick 
41. 146 Curtis Fleming 
42. 143 Terry Phelan 
43. 143 Stephen Hunt 
44. 141 Stephen Kelly 
45. 138 Damien Delaney 
46. 118 SHANE DUFFY 
47. 115 Andy Reid 
48. 113 MATT DOHERTY 
49. 112 John Sheridan 
50. 112 Wes Hoolahan 
51. 109 Joey O'Brien 
52. 108 Mark Kinsella 
53. 107 Mike Milligan 
54. 105 Ray Houghton 
55. 103 David Meyler 

All 55 have been capped at senior level for Ireland, though Mike Milligan only won a single cap. Joey O'Brien the next lowest on 5 caps.


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The abuse he gets from Everton fans is ridiculous. The whole team were sh*te yesterday but they seem to scapegoat Seamus every single time. Calls for him to retire mid season etc. Have a look on twitter or on grandoldteam if you want a laugh. 
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The abuse he gets from Everton fans is ridiculous. The whole team were sh*te yesterday but they seem to scapegoat Seamus every single time. Calls for him to retire mid season etc. Have a look on twitter or on grandoldteam if you want a laugh. 

Thought he did fine yesterday, telling that Barnes scored after Seamus went off. Still don't think he will be first choice come March barring an injury to Patterson so he has to be an unlikely starter for Ireland going forward.
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Originally posted by You Tell Me You Tell Me wrote:

Seamus' appearance tonight for Everton moves him ahead of Kenny Cunningham into the top 10 Irish players in terms of Premier League appearances.

1. Shay Given 451
2. John O'Shea 445
3. Richard Dunne 431
4. Damien Duff 392
5. Stephen Carr 377
6. Roy Keane 366
7. Rory Delap 359
8. Robbie Keane 349
9. Shane Long 344
10. Seamus Coleman 336

Those 10 won't change for a long time, probably 10 years at least, as there's nobody else currently playing at that level who is anywhere near them in terms of appearances. Someone like Nathan Collins or Gavin Bazunu might be next to break in to it some time in the 2030s.

I get its PL appearances only, so you don't look at stats for players from the 60s, 70's etc, but for players who straddled both eras I think it's fair to include both? Thus, for example, Denis Irwin has 328 PL appearances but has 71 First Division (top tier, not the Championship) appearances so he is on 399 in truth. I'd imagine Roy Keane also has extra appearances to add as might others.
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Just the way of it unfortunately - rightly or wrongly most of these stats were reset in 1992 when the Premier League was formed. You're correct though, Keane's first two seasons at Forest were in the old first division so he'd have about 70 more on a list of top flight appearances - but this is a Premier League specific list which is why he is where he is. He still wouldn't be ahead of Given or O'Shea either way.


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Tony Dunne probably has most top tier appearances by an Irish player between his time with Utd and Bolton..
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Patterson not great tonight.
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May be some life in the old dog yet, Patterson was absolutely torn to shreds tonight and is now off injured.
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Patterson looking like another massive waste of money by Everton going by tonight. He's young enough though to be fair.
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