Conor McMenamin, a seasoned forward originally hailing from Northern Ireland, was born on 24 August 1995. He made a name for himself as a right winger for St Mirren, where he shows off his skills on the pitch adorned in his number 10 jersey. Standing at 6ft (1.83m) and weighing in at 11st 2lb (71kg), McMenamin is a formidable figure in the footballing landscape.
McMenamin embarked on his professional career in July 2012, signing up with Linfield in the Premiership in Northern Ireland. During his debut season, McMenamin was just finding his footing, making four first team appearances in league matches. As the next season rolled on, he appeared a mere three times in the first team league matches. All was not lost, as this experience eventually led him to his next major stint with Glentoran in July 2015.
His time at Glentoran was pockmarked with notable improvements in his play. In the 2015 - 2016 season, he made 17 first team appearances, and found the net once. He reached a high note in his career during the 2022 - 2023 season by scoring a remarkable ten goals across 28 appearances. In the wake of his significant contributions, McMenamin then decided to ply his trade with Warrenpoint Town in the First Division in July 2016.
McMenamin kept up his tenacious role during his run at Warrenpoint Town, appearing 21 times and landing five goals in the 2017 - 2018 season. His performances didn't go unnoticed, prompting Cliftonville in the Premiership to acquire him in July 2018 for an undisclosed fee. He later moved back to Glentoran in January 2021, also for an undisclosed fee, where he had another productive stint.
Journeying further from home, McMenamin transferred from Glentoran to St Mirren in Scotland's Premiership in July 2023, with the transfer fee reported, according to Transfermarkt, to be approximately £130k. His efforts have yielded consistent results thus far. He has scored five goals from 38 appearances over two seasons, and in the current 2025 - 2026 season, he has already made eight appearances. Additionally, McMenamin flaunted his prowess in the League Cup 2025 - 2026 for St Mirren, with two starts and three appearances as a substitute to his name.
