Premier League
Paul McShane (Hull City) – Defender McShane departs the relegated Tigers after six years with the club.
Brian Murphy (QPR) – Ex-Bohemians stopper Murphy played six first team games for the Rs in four years.
Richard Dunne (QPR) – Another centre-half whose club lost their Premier League status. Dunne believes he has another year of football in him.
Owen Garvan (Crystal Palace) – Out on loan with Millwall and Bolton last season but won’t be returning to Palace after his contract ran out.
Championship
Darren Randolph (Birmingham City) – The Dubliner has turned down a new deal in the hope of securing a Premier League club as a free agent.
Colin Doyle (Birmingham City) – Fellow goalkeeper Doyle leaves after 12 years with the Blues.
Gavin Gunning (Birmingham City) – Missed the entire season through injury, which prompted Birmingham to turn down the option of another year on his deal.
Darren O’Dea (Blackpool) – Claimed “pub teams are runner better” after his exit from Bloomfield Road.
Keith Andrews (Bolton Wanderers) – Left Bolton last month but says he has “a gentleman’s agreement” with MK Dons manager Karl Robinson to join them in a coaching capacity.
Ian Harte (Bournemouth) - The veteran full-back won’t make one last return to the top flight with the Championship winners.
Mark O’Brien (Derby County) – Ireland underage defender O’Brien joined Derby from Cherry Orchard seven years ago but won’t be there next season.
Jake Carroll (Huddersfield) – Carroll, formerly of St Patrick’s Athletic, is among 10 players not offered a new deal.
Noel Hunt (Ipswich Town) - Mick McCarthy has not given the former Ireland international a new deal as he plans to freshen up the squad after their promotion disappointment.
Stephen Hunt (Ipswich Town) - 33-year-old Stephen joins his brother on the look-out for a new home.
Aidy White (Leeds United) – Hoping to stay in the Championship after his time at the Yorkshire outfit came to an end this month.
Alan Dunne (Millwall) – The long-serving defender is among the 18 players released by manager Neil Harris.
Stephen Kelly (Reading) – Out of contract this summer but could yet be kept on as he is in talks with the Royals.
Paul Corry (Sheffield Wednesday) – Former UCD midfielder Corry ends his largely unsuccessful three-year spell with the Owls.
James McClean (Wigan Athletic) — The Ireland winger is set to leave relegated Wigan after saying he wants to play at a higher level than League One.
League One
Sean McGinty (Rochdale) - English-born Ireland U21 international McGinty, who is a former Manchester United youth, now finds himself unattached.
Eddie Nolan (Scunthorpe) - The Waterford native, 26, was one of seven players let go by The Iron.
Michael Doyle (Sheffield United) - 33-year-old Doyle made 188 league appearances and helped the Blades reach League and FA Cup semi-finals in four years there.
League Two
Stephen Elliott (Carlisle United) – The ex-Ireland international isn’t being offered a new contract.
Clinton Morrison (Exeter City) -35-year-old Morrison made 25 appearances and admitted “playing for free” last season.
Padraig Amond (Morecambe) – Carlo’s Padraig Amond, once of Shamrock Rovers and Sligo Rovers, has left the Shrimps, having arrived from Accrington Stanley in 2014.
Big fan of these types of articles.
I can see only McClean getting any interest.. Maybe Richard Dunne also for a championship club looking for experience..
And Randolph
Yeah very true
Dunne will be off to Amer Ik Kay
Rubbish.
Randolph will be picked up by a top championship team.
McShane, both hunts, dunne, white and garvan will all get championship contracts (though probably not top end)
Randolph is a class keeper,don’t know if it’s true but I think Everton wanted him as number 2 before he joined Birmingham.McClean is good enough to play in the pl I think.Some of these lads should try to go abroad in my opinion.
Someone sign Clinto!
These articles are always full of lost hope. Was at Derby about 3 years ago. OBrien had just got injured (broken leg I think), but had been their first choice centre half up to then. He was 18/19
All locals reckoned he was their best prospect ahead of Hendrick and will Hughes.
Disappointing looked like with him, Duffy and Egan we were going to be well stocked at the back for years to come
Didn’t O’Brien also have to have heart surgery? A real case of bad luck all round.
Graham Cummins? Not been as prolific as he was with City but still played 35 times for Exeter this year. More relevant than the likes of Morrison I would think.