CLIFTONVILLE HAVE ANNOUNCED the signing of Dáire O’Connor following his departure from Cork City earlier this month.
The winger, 23, left struggling City following a discussion with then-manager Neal Fenn about his lack of playing time.
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“Delighted to sign for @CliftonvilleFC,” O’Connor tweeted last night. “Really looking forward now to playing at Solitude!”
O’Connor could be involved as early as Friday when Cliftonville take on rivals Crusaders in the North Belfast derby.
The delayed Danske Bank Premiership season started last weekend with Paddy McLaughlin’s Reds getting off to a winning start with a 1-0 victory against Glentoran.
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One of the most underrated Kerry players in the last few years. Absolute workhorse and did so much for the team.
Along with Maher he was one of my favourite Kerry players. A workhorse who got very little recognition for the work he did. A legend in his own right. Happy retirement!
@Sam Walsh: He was one i always feared when watching Dubs V Kerry ( Come to think of it we feared every kerry player ) however he had that great ability to time his runs to perfection and ghost into positions. Class player.
He was a great footballer and didn’t get enough credit the game could use a few more like him.From a corkman congrats on a great career and enjoy retirement
very under rated player.Gave his all at all times.Great engine getting up n down the field.Thanks Donnacha.