Jimmy Keohane

Jimmy first came to prominence in the Wexford Youths first team in 2009. Playing wide on the right he scored two league goals that year and midway through 2010 he signed for English club Bristol City. He spent a quiet year at Ashton Gate and failed to make the first team, instead going on loan to non-league Clevedon Town in November of 2010.

Jimmy was released by Bristol City in the summer of 2011 but shortly after that he signed for Exeter City on 17 August. One week later, on 24 August, he made his competitive debut in England, in a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool in the League Cup. He stayed with the club for four seasons, making over eighty appearances across League One.

Jimmy left Exeter at the end of the 2014-15 season and joined National League side Woking FC in August 2015 with who he made 15 league appearances, scoring twice. Jimmy left Woking in January 2016 and, a few days later, returned to the League of Ireland where he signed for Dave Robertson at Sligo Rovers.

Jimmy's debut for Sligo came on the opening weekend of the 2016 season at home to Shamrock Rovers and he made 31 league appearances over the season, scoring three times. At the end of the year he moved on, signing for John Caulfield at Cork City ahead of the 2017 campaign.

Having spent two years at Cork ity, Jimmy signed a short term deal at Rochdale in February 2019 and went on to play there for five and a half seasons, leaving at the end of 2023/24 when he once again returned to the League of Ireland where he joined former manager, John Caulfield, at Galway United in July 2024.