Pat Flynn
Defender- Height 5' 11"
- Age 39 years, 3 months
- Place of Birth Dublin
- Nationality Republic of Ireland
- Stats based on games populated in our system. They can be viewed below
Pat’s Biography
Pat started his professional career at Wolverhampton Wanderers and was at Molineux from 2003 to 2005. From there he moved to Torquay United where he made one league appearance before signing for Kidderminster Harriers for whom he made 7 league appearances in the 2005/06 season.
On the 7th March 2006 Pat returned to Ireland, signing for Mike Kerley at Waterford United. He made his debut three days later in a 0-0 draw against St Patrick's Athletic at Richmond Park and went on to make 29 league appearances in a season that would see the Blues relegated after losing a Play-Off to Finn Harps.
Pat was signed by Shamrock Rovers in in December 2007, in time for the start of the 2008 season. He made 38 league appearances in his first two seasons and another 21 in 2010 when the Hoops lifted the League title. Pat also played in the 2010 FAI Cup final which the Tallaght club lost on penalties to Sligo Rovers. But in 2011 first team opportunities were rare and Pat played in only 6 of Rovers' league games, as they again won the League title.
In January 2012 Pat left Shamrock Rovers to sign for Liam Buckley at St Patrick's Athletic. where he made 8 league appearances and appeared as a substitute in the FAI Cup final as Pats lost out 3-2 to Derry City. At the season's end Pat signed for Alan Matthews at Shelbourne, putting pen to paper on 27 November 2012.
Pat played 29 league games for Shelbourne but they finished bottom of the Premier Division table and were relegated at the end of the season. Pat joined Longford Town in November 2013. He went on to make twenty-five appearances for Da Town as they won the First Division title and were promoted. Pat re-signed for the club for the 2015 season in the Premier Division.
Pat was a regular at the start of the season as he played in eleven of the first thirteen league games, scoring twice and only missing the two games due to suspension. He was then ruled out with injury for the rest of the campaign, which allowed him time to audition for the Angelus. However, he was voted off in the second round of the live shows and re-signed for Longford for the 2016 season.
The 2016 season was Pat's last in League of Ireland football as he announced his retirement after it.
On the 7th March 2006 Pat returned to Ireland, signing for Mike Kerley at Waterford United. He made his debut three days later in a 0-0 draw against St Patrick's Athletic at Richmond Park and went on to make 29 league appearances in a season that would see the Blues relegated after losing a Play-Off to Finn Harps.
Pat was signed by Shamrock Rovers in in December 2007, in time for the start of the 2008 season. He made 38 league appearances in his first two seasons and another 21 in 2010 when the Hoops lifted the League title. Pat also played in the 2010 FAI Cup final which the Tallaght club lost on penalties to Sligo Rovers. But in 2011 first team opportunities were rare and Pat played in only 6 of Rovers' league games, as they again won the League title.
In January 2012 Pat left Shamrock Rovers to sign for Liam Buckley at St Patrick's Athletic. where he made 8 league appearances and appeared as a substitute in the FAI Cup final as Pats lost out 3-2 to Derry City. At the season's end Pat signed for Alan Matthews at Shelbourne, putting pen to paper on 27 November 2012.
Pat played 29 league games for Shelbourne but they finished bottom of the Premier Division table and were relegated at the end of the season. Pat joined Longford Town in November 2013. He went on to make twenty-five appearances for Da Town as they won the First Division title and were promoted. Pat re-signed for the club for the 2015 season in the Premier Division.
Pat was a regular at the start of the season as he played in eleven of the first thirteen league games, scoring twice and only missing the two games due to suspension. He was then ruled out with injury for the rest of the campaign, which allowed him time to audition for the Angelus. However, he was voted off in the second round of the live shows and re-signed for Longford for the 2016 season.
The 2016 season was Pat's last in League of Ireland football as he announced his retirement after it.
