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League of Ireland winner Shane Griffin (file photo). James Lawlor/INPHO

Former Shelbourne defender Griffin signs for Cobh Ramblers, Jarvis joins Notts County

Both players helped Shels to League of Ireland Premier Division glory last season.

FORMER SHELBOURNE DEFENDER Shane Griffin has signed for Cobh Ramblers.

Griffin helped Shels to League of Ireland Premier Division glory last season, and his arrival is a boost for the First Division outfit.

The 30-year-old previously represented Cork City and St Patrickโ€™s Athletic, winning FAI Cup medals at both, along with English side Reading.

A native of Carrigaline in Cork, Griffin has been capped by the Republic of Ireland up to U21 level.

โ€œWe have been working on this deal for quite some time,โ€ said Cobh manager Michael McDermott.

โ€œShane is a player that has enjoyed a highly successful career at the highest levels and I was keen to get this quality into our club. He is a winner, he is a leader and he will bring vast experience to our team.โ€

โ€œIโ€™m delighted to be signing for the club,โ€ Griffin added. โ€œWhen I spoke with the manager he told me of the plans to progress the club and thatโ€™s something that Iโ€™m looking forward to being a part of.

โ€œMy aim is to contribute on the pitch and be successful, and also to help the young talented players within the group.โ€

There are now two Shane Griffins at the Rams: the former Waterford and Bray midfielder joined before Christmas.

Meanwhile, former Shelbourne loanee Will Jarvis has signed for Notts County.

The English winger spent two successful spells at Tolka Park, including the first half of their title winning 2024. Jarvis scored nine goals and provided six assists to fire Damien Duffโ€™s side to the top of the table before being recalled by Hull City in August.

Jarvis now moves to League Two on a permanent three-and-a-half-year deal for an undisclosed fee, ending hopes of a Shels return.

Notts County are sixth in League Two, two points off the automatic promotion spots.

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