Ruairí Keating is back in Cork after an unexpected twist in his Dublin adventure! Find out why this striker's return is turning heads and ticking hearts!
In a thrilling turn of events for Cork City FC fans, striker Ruairí Keating is back at Turner’s Cross on a multi-year deal! After a season of highs and lows, the 29-year-old attacker has rejoined the club where he previously made waves. Keating left Cork last November after contributing to a successful campaign where St. Patrick’s Athletic clinched the FAI Cup but found himself struggling for form in Dublin. Clearly, his heart was always in Leeside, and the good news is, it’s home again!
Keating's departure from the Saints was a mutual decision after realizing that the bustling life in Dublin didn’t quite suit him. Sure, the bright lights and cosmopolitan vibes had their charm, but nothing can compare to the electric atmosphere at Cork City’s home ground. Upon his return, Keating expressed his joy, saying, "I genuinely can’t explain how happy I am to be back at City. I absolutely loved my time at the club before, and I am absolutely thrilled to be coming back." It’s clear his love for the club is as strong as ever, and fans are buzzing to have him back.
However, the transfer saga didn’t end there. With Ruairí’s exit, St Pat’s wasted no time in landing Aidan Keena from Cheltenham Town as they aim to bolster their attacking options. It’s a reminder that in football, as in life, when one door closes, another one opens. Cork City is aiming for a brilliant return to the Premier Division, and Keating’s re-signing is poised to be a fundamental part of that quest. After all, scoring 13 league goals last season makes him a key asset on the pitch.
As Cork City gears up for some exciting matches, we can’t help but wonder how this reunion will unfold. Keating isn’t just bringing his scoring prowess; he’s rekindling the connection with the fans who adore him—a love story that extends beyond the pitch. Fun fact: football players have often been sentimental about their clubs, and Keating is no exception. He’s joining a legacy of former players who found the grass truly greener on the side of their first love! Did you know that the legendary Roy Keane also had deep connections with Cork City before hitting the big leagues? Who knows, perhaps Ruairí Keating will ignite an Irish football renaissance right where it all began!
Keating left Leeside last November at the end of a season that St Pat's won the FAI Cup and City were relegated but his move to Dublin hasn't worked ...
Cork City FC are delighted to announce the return of Ruairí Keating to the club on a multi-year contract. The 29-year-old attacker returns to City, ...
Cork City have announced the return of 29-year-old striker Ruairí Keating on a multi-year contract. Keating, who netted 13 league goals last season, ...
I genuinely can't explain how happy I am to be back at City. I absolutely loved my time at the club before, and I am absolutely thrilled to be coming back," ...
Ruairi Keating has cut ties with St Patrick's Athletic and returned to Cork City on a multi-year contract after failing to settle in Dublin.
St Patrick's Athletic have signed striker Aidan Keena from Cheltenham Town, subject to international clearance, with Ruairí Keating leaving Inchicore to ...
RUARI KEATING has left St Pat's following a mutual termination of his contract mere months after making the move to Dublin.Keating was a marquee signi.