Conor Bradley Religion

CelebrityNovember 8, 2025

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Conor Bradley’s religious beliefs are not publicly known. Although he attended the Catholic Christian Brothers Grammar School in Omagh, he has never confirmed any personal faith.

Quick Profile: Conor Bradley

Full Name	Conor Bradley
Date of Birth	9 July 2003
Nationality	Northern Irish
Height	6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Religion	Unknown

What religion is Conor Bradley?

There is no public information about Conor Bradley’s religion, while some of his teammates like Alexander Isak (Christian) or Florian Wirtz (Christian) have their religious affiliations noted, Bradley’s is not a topic of public discussion in the same way. He went to the Catholic-affiliated Christian Brothers Grammar School in Omagh, which suggests a Christian upbringing, but Bradley has not spoken about any faith. In interviews and reports on his career, Bradley has not addressed his beliefs, and no reliable source confirms any particular religion for him.

Early life

Conor Bradley was born on 9 July 2003 in Castlederg, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. He grew up in the rural area of Aghyaran near Castlederg, where sport was a central part of community life.

From a young age he excelled in multiple athletic pursuits, including Gaelic football and athletics, representing local clubs and showing a natural sporting ability. He attended St Patrick’s Primary School in Castlederg and later enrolled at Christian Brothers Grammar School in Omagh, where he accelerated his education to accommodate his budding football ambitions.

At around age nine, Bradley joined his first organised football club, St Patrick’s in his hometown, and soon became involved with Liverpool’s Northern Ireland development centre. He later played for Dungannon United Youth and Dungannon Swifts before being recruited by Liverpool F.C.’s youth academy in 2019.

The support of his family was described as a key factor in his development. Even before his rise to prominence, coaches at his youth clubs noted his work ethic, humility, and athletic intelligence.

Career highlights

In 2021 he made his senior debut for Liverpool in a League Cup match against Norwich City. In that game he became the first Northern Irish player to feature in a competitive match for Liverpool since 1954.
In June 2022 he was loaned to Bolton Wanderers for the 2022–23 season. He scored several goals for Bolton and helped them reach the League One play-offs. By season’s end he had earned Bolton’s Player of the Year, Players’ Player of the Year, and Young Player of the Year awards.
Bradley returned to Liverpool in 2023 and made his Premier League debut in January 2024. He registered an assist on his first start and scored his first Liverpool goal later that month against Chelsea.
He played in the 2024 EFL Cup final at Wembley, which Liverpool won 1–0 over Chelsea, giving Bradley his first major trophy with the club. During the 2024–25 season Bradley became a regular squad player. Liverpool won the 2024–25 Premier League title, making Bradley (then 21) the first Northern Irishman to win the title with Liverpool.

Personal life

Bradley keeps his personal life largely private. He is known to be close to his family in Northern Ireland. In early 2025 he confirmed that his father had passed away in 2024. Media reports have linked Bradley with influencer Riona McCreesh, suggesting she is his girlfriend, though both are very private and rarely discuss their relationship publicly. Bradley generally focuses on his football career and does not often give interviews about his life off the pitch.