Sean Boyd Signs New Deal with Shelbourne: LOI Transfer Updates and Impact on the League

Thursday, November 21

Tyreke Wilson signed a multi-year deal with Shelbourne. He played in all but two matches last season, contributing to the club’s title win.
JJ Lunney extended his contract at Tolka Park until 2027. He expressed his excitement about staying, stating, “Tolka is home for me.”

Wednesday, November 20

Sean Boyd, a Shelbourne striker, committed to the club again and emphasized that the team’s 2024 league title achievement should be the expected standard. He notably scored three goals in the final matches, aiding the team’s successful title run.
Conor Kearns, the goalkeeper, also re-signed. He praised his time at Shelbourne, highlighting the club’s strong defensive performance last season with 16 clean sheets.
Three players departed: long-serving Shane Griffin, Matty Smith, and Dean Williams. Griffin had limited appearances last season, while Smith struggled with scoring despite making key contributions.

Wednesday, November 13

Waterford FC welcomed Andy Boyle, a former Ireland international, who left Dundalk for a guaranteed top-flight position. Boyle’s move comes amid financial uncertainties at his former club.

Monday, November 11

St Patrick’s Athletic signed Simon Power. The winger chose the club partly due to the opportunity to work with former coach Stephen Kenny. Power joined from Sligo Rovers, having faced injuries last season.

Other Transfers

Galway United announced Greg Cunningham will stay for the 2025 season. Other players like Garry Buckley, Jimmy Keohane, and Bobby Burns also extended their contracts.
Sligo Rovers confirmed John Mahon signed a two-year deal, despite an injury-riddled last season.
Cobh Ramblers are searching for a new manager following the exit of Gary Hunt after a recent ownership change.