The 28-year-old arrives from Accrington Stanley after playing almost 250 games throughout the EFL and in Scotland.

John O’Sullivan looks at how this unprecedented period will affect Ireland’s top clubs and the people involved.

John O’Sullivan assesses the impact of the ongoing FAI controversy on the League of Ireland.

John O’Sullivan discusses tailoring highlights to new fans – not the die-hards – and much more in his weekly column.

Name and shame those that make us uncomfortable at League of Ireland games.

The FAI must resist the lure of a stop-gap hire for the senior manager’s role, writes John O’Sullivan.

In his final column of the season, John O’Sullivan outlines the reasons to be thankful for the League of Ireland.

As someone who spent 18 months working at the club, John O’Sullivan is saddened by their recent problems.

There’s no point criticising football fans for attending the recent Aviva Stadium friendlies while ignoring the League of Ireland, writes columnist John O’Sullivan.

Bray Wanderers and Limerick are entirely responsible for their recent late payment of wages, writes John O’Sullivan.

John O’Sullivan takes a closer look at the headaches caused by the League of Ireland fixture list.

The postponement of the Drogheda United and Finn Harps fixture could have been avoided, writes John O’Sullivan.

“For all the positives, you wonder if they’re mad,” writes former Cork City FC chairman John O’Sullivan.

Tralee-based company BioAtlantis wants to harvest Bantry’s kelp for bioengineering purposes.

‘Today, I’ll be sprinting back to the sport I love,’ writes our League of Ireland columnist John O’Sullivan.

The 23-year-old had been with the Ewood Park club since leaving Belvedere at the age of 15.

John O’Sullivan believes 35,000 should be the target for next month’s showdown between Dundalk and Cork City.

League of Ireland columnist John O’Sullivan believes those passionate about the league need to make sure their anger doesn’t become noise.

John O’Sullivan says that while there are positives to having fan-owned clubs, it doesn’t ensure they will be run properly.

John O’Sullivan believes League of Ireland clubs could be sending players to schools to assist with PE and help lower the age profile of those attending matches.

Columnist John O’Sullivan asks why the FAI are currently so inactive in promoting the domestic game.

Columnist John O’Sullivan believes its time for schoolboy leagues to move to summer football.

John O’Sullivan warns of the dangers of ‘link-up’ deals between Irish clubs and their English counterparts.

Joe Mason and other notable footballers who have joined new clubs over the past month.

John O’Sullivan takes a look at the state of the game according to the European governing body’s club licencing benchmark report.

Our League of Ireland columnist John O’Sullivan discusses the financial impact Thursday’s defeat of Germany will make to the domestic game.

Our League of Ireland columnist John O’Sullivan on why obtaining sponsorships can prove so difficult for clubs.

John O’Sullivan’s family had gone on local radio to get in contact with him.

John O’Sullivan on why football at the top level is a cutthroat business.

The best sporting offerings from the last seven days on Twitter.

John O’Sullivan looks ahead at what the new National U17 League will bring to Irish football.

In his latest column, John O’Sullivan argues we should adopt something of an MLS approach to player recruitment.

John O’Sullivan questions what Athlone Town’s latest statement could mean for their future in his latest column.

In the first of his weekly columns, John O’Sullivan looks at what the League of Ireland’s newest members can bring to the table.

John O’Sullivan is 90 years old and still pulling pints.

Stuart Taylor held his first press conference as Limerick FC’s new manager today.