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Place of birth
  
Dublin, Ireland

Name
  
Stephen Caffrey

1993–1994
  

Height
  
6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)

Role
  
Television actor

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Full name
  
Stephen (Caffo) Caffrey

Date of birth
  
(1975-12-09) 9 December 1975 (age 40)

Nominations
  
Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series

Movies and TV shows
  
Tour of Duty, Longtime Companion, Buried Alive II, Blowback, The Babe

Similar People
  
Terence Knox, Tony Becker, Ramon Franco, Stan Foster, Miguel A Nunez - Jr

Playing position
  
Midfielder / defender

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Stephen Caffrey (born in Dublin on 9 December 1975), is a former Irish footballer who has retired from League of Ireland First Division club Athlone Town.

Contents

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Tour of Duty : I was starting to think that I was the only Jew in this war.


Career

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Stephen Caffrey began his career at Bohemians as a central defender in 1994. He spent 2 years there without making the breakthrough to the first team before moving to Glenavon in December 1996. He became a fan favourite at the Lurgan club and established himself in their midfield before returning to Bohemians in August 1999.

Caffrey formed a solid partnership with Kevin Hunt in the centre of Bohs' midfield and played a huge part in Bohemians League and Cup double in 2001. He added a second winners medal to his collection as Bohs regained the league title in 2002/2003.

When his contract ended at the end of the 2004 season, Caffrey moved to St Patricks Athletic but he had an injury hit time at the club and Gareth Farrelly brought him back to Bohemians for a third spell until the end of the 2006 season.

He has most recently had short spells at Glenavon and Sporting Fingal before signing for Athlone Town in December 2009.

Stephen now helps coach a young football club.

Honours

  • League of Ireland: 2
  • Bohemians — 2000/2001, 2002/2003
  • FAI Cup: 1
  • Bohemians — 2001
  • Irish Cup: 1
  • Glenavon — 1996/1997
  • Irish League Cup
  • Glenavon — 1996/1997
  • Gold Cup
  • Glenavon — 1997/1998
  • References

    Stephen Caffrey Wikipedia


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