O’Brien signs for Dundalk

Former Drogheda United player Declan O'Brien has signed a one-year contract with Dundalk.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2009 - 10:31

Former Drogheda United player Declan O'Brien has signed a one-year contract with Dundalk.

The striker is the fifth new signing since Sean Connor took over as the club’s new manager.

Former Celtic player Joe Miller has also been appointed as first team coach for Dundalk's return to the Premier Division next season.

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