Fiacre Kelleher, a stout-hearted central defender, was born in the Republic of Ireland on the 10th of March, 1996, making him currently 29 years of age. He has committed himself primarily to Cork City, defending their colours with aplomb. Standings at 6 feet 2 inches tall (approximately 1.9 metres) and tipping the scales at a sturdy 12 stone 8 pounds (roughly 80 kilograms), Kelleher is an imposing figure on the pitch.
Abiding by the assessments of Transfermarkt, Kelleher's current market value is an auspicious £105k. His compact with Cork City runs for 1 year and 5 months more, with an expiration date looming on the horizon, 30 November 2026 to be precise.
Kelleher's debut season at Petershead, back in the Scottish leagues for the 2016 - 2017 run, saw him step onto the pitch 19 times as part of the first team, netting three goals in the process. This north of the border adventure, though relatively short-lived, has had a firm kick-off.
A year later, 2017 - 2018, Kelleher took his talents to the south, joining Solihull Moors in England. Here, he appeared 22 times for the first team and scored a goal to add to his personal tally. He returned to Solihull Moors for a more condensed experience in the 2022 - 2023 season, making 18 appearances and scoring another goal.
Cutting across the English system, Kelleher plied his trade with Colchester United for a stint in the same season, 2022 - 2023, where he chalked up ten appearances and two goals.
Regrettably, it must be said that despite such a diverse and colourful career, Kelleher never donned the hallowed green and white hoops of Celtic Football Club for more than a fleeting visit, therefore extensive anecdotes about his time with the Parkhead club are, alas, non-existent.
