Adam O'Connor
Defender- Height
- Age 29 years, 6 months
- Place of Birth
- Nationality Republic of Ireland
- Stats based on games populated in our system. They can be viewed below
Adam’s Biography
Profile headshot image courtesy of Peter Fitzpatrick
Adam played with St Patrick's Athletic U19s in 2011/12 and took part in the club's 2012 Leinster Senior Cup campaign. He moved to Shelbourne for their 2012/13 U19 campaign and also made his league debut for the Reds on 26 July 2013 when he lined out against UCD at the Belfield Bowl. He made 5 league appearances as Shelbourne were relegated at the end of the season. The following year Adam became a regular in the Shels back line and made 19 league appearances as well as playing in both of the club's unsuccessful promotion play-off games against Galway FC.
Adam signed back with Shelbourne ahead of the 2015 season shortly before Christmas and he continued to be a regular in the side, making twenty-three league appearances during the 2015 First Division. He also scored twice, in a 1-0 win over Cabinteely and in a 2-1 defeat to UCD, as Shelbourne finished just outside the play-offs in fourth. Adam made 22 appearances in 2016 for Shels in the League along with another three appearances in Cup competitions.
Adam then re-signed with Shelbourne for the 2017 season. Adam signed with Longford ahead of the 2018 season.
Adam played with St Patrick's Athletic U19s in 2011/12 and took part in the club's 2012 Leinster Senior Cup campaign. He moved to Shelbourne for their 2012/13 U19 campaign and also made his league debut for the Reds on 26 July 2013 when he lined out against UCD at the Belfield Bowl. He made 5 league appearances as Shelbourne were relegated at the end of the season. The following year Adam became a regular in the Shels back line and made 19 league appearances as well as playing in both of the club's unsuccessful promotion play-off games against Galway FC.
Adam signed back with Shelbourne ahead of the 2015 season shortly before Christmas and he continued to be a regular in the side, making twenty-three league appearances during the 2015 First Division. He also scored twice, in a 1-0 win over Cabinteely and in a 2-1 defeat to UCD, as Shelbourne finished just outside the play-offs in fourth. Adam made 22 appearances in 2016 for Shels in the League along with another three appearances in Cup competitions.
Adam then re-signed with Shelbourne for the 2017 season. Adam signed with Longford ahead of the 2018 season.
