List of Northern Ireland football transfers summer 2017

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This is a list of Northern Irish football transfers for the 2017 Summer Transfer Window.

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Danske Bank Premiership

Ards

Ballinamallard United

Ballymena United

Carrick Rangers

Cliftonville

Coleraine

Crusaders

Dungannon Swifts

Glenavon

Glentoran

Linfield

Warrenpoint

NIFL Championship

NIFL PIL

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