Graham Quinn
Midfield- Height
- Age Unknown
- Place of Birth
- Nationality Republic of Ireland
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Graham’s Biography
Graham was a Republic of Ireland youth international when he signed for St Patrick's Athletic in August 1984, having returned from spells with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sunderland. He scored on his League of Ireland debut in a 1-0 League Cup win over Bohemians at Dalymount Park on 2 September '84, netting 8 league and cup goals in his debut season.
He spent 18 months with the Saints before signing for Billy Bagster at Longford Town in December 1985. Graham scored twice in 25 appearances for Longford but was released due to financial pressures in November 1986, signing immediately for Mick Lawlor at Drogheda United.
He made his Drogs debut in a 3-1 defeat to Cobh Ramblers at St Colman's Park on 2 November but was soon on the move again, re-signing for St Pats just before Christmas. He played out the remainder of 86/87 at Richmond Park.
In the Summer of 1987 Graham moved on again, signing for Athlone Town ahead of the new season. In January of '88 he had a brief loan spell at Bray Wanderers and by the end of the 87/88 season he had left Athlone.
Graham's next stop was Home Farm who he joined in December of 1988 and he lined out for the Tolka Park side until the Summer of 1990 when he left to join LSL side Crumlin United.
He spent 18 months with the Saints before signing for Billy Bagster at Longford Town in December 1985. Graham scored twice in 25 appearances for Longford but was released due to financial pressures in November 1986, signing immediately for Mick Lawlor at Drogheda United.
He made his Drogs debut in a 3-1 defeat to Cobh Ramblers at St Colman's Park on 2 November but was soon on the move again, re-signing for St Pats just before Christmas. He played out the remainder of 86/87 at Richmond Park.
In the Summer of 1987 Graham moved on again, signing for Athlone Town ahead of the new season. In January of '88 he had a brief loan spell at Bray Wanderers and by the end of the 87/88 season he had left Athlone.
Graham's next stop was Home Farm who he joined in December of 1988 and he lined out for the Tolka Park side until the Summer of 1990 when he left to join LSL side Crumlin United.
