Coleraine sign Northern Ireland international Conor McMenamin from St Mirren, returning him to the Irish Premiership. Both outlets report that the move is agreed on a long-term deal. McMenamin, who is capped for Northern Ireland, is brought in to add attacking width to Coleraine’s squad after his spell with Scottish club St Mirren. The transfer is presented as a full return to Irish football, with Coleraine completing the signing following his departure from St Mirren. No additional details about the transfer fee, contract length, or immediate debut plans are provided in the reports. Overall, the coverage focuses on the club-to-club switch and the long-term nature of the agreement, highlighting McMenamin’s international status and the role he is expected to play as a winger in Coleraine’s upcoming season.
Coleraine sign Northern Ireland winger Conor McMenamin from St Mirren
Coleraine sign Northern Ireland international Conor McMenamin from St Mirren, returning him to the Irish Premiership. Both outlets report that the move is agreed on a long-term deal. McMenamin, who is...
- Coleraine sign Northern Ireland winger Conor McMenamin.
- He joins from St Mirren.
- The deal is described as long-term.
- Both reports say McMenamin is an international for Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland international Conor McMenamin returns to the Irish Premiership, joining Coleraine from St Mirren on a long-term deal.
2 months agoNorthern Ireland international Conor McMenamin returns to the Irish Premiership, joining Coleraine from St Mirren on a long-term deal.
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