In the final years of his career, Doyle was named EFL League Two Player of the Year, won the League Two Golden Boot, and fired Swindon and Bolton to promotion
ST PATRICK’S ATHLETIC striker Eoin Doyle announced his retirement from professional football on Thursday, citing “personal reasons” as he called time on a career which spanned Ireland, Scotland and England.
That included spells with both Shamrock Rovers and Sligo Rovers in the League of Ireland before moving cross-channel where he lined out for Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership and Cardiff City in the English Championship among others. He continued his impressive goalscoring form following a move to Bolton Wanderers, and helped them to gain promotion back to League One in 2020/21, before he returned to Dublin and St Pat’s in January 2022.
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