Towering centre-back Stephen embarked on a career across the water when, as a 16-year old, he signed for Manchester City from Cherry Orchard.

An exciting midfielder with an abundance of talent, Shaun joined from Drogheda United at the start of the 2009 season.

A former double-winner with Bohemians in 2001, Shaun shot to prominence during his first spell with the Gypsies in 1997 as he caught the eye of Fulham and signed for the Premier League club, then under the guidance of Kevin Keegan.

Irish Under-21 International Shane was snapped up by Notts County from Cherry Orchard and soon made inroads into the first-team, holding down a regular place at Meadow Lane.

An attacking player with tremendous prowess, Shane came to the fore on the League of Ireland scene during Longford Town’s glittering spell in the early part of the decade.

Reigning First Division Player of the Year, Ronan agreed to link up with Fingal for the 2010 season, allowing him combine his football with studying for a masters’ degree through the club’s DCU scholarship scheme.

Lorcan joined the club for the 2009 campaign having spent three seasons at West Ham United. He is from the Swords area of Fingal.

Brother of Bury midfielder Stephen, Kevin is a bustling, energetic midfielder with a bright future in the game ahead of him.

Kenny was a key acquisition from Waterford United at the start of the 2010 season as he had starred for his former club during the previous meetings of the club

The 21-year-old Dubliner was one of three brothers at one stage on the books at Sheffield United and joined Fingal for the 2010 campaign.

The ex- Ireland Under-21 international full-back agreed to a temporary switch to Fingal in July from St. Patrick’s Athletic and signed a permanent deal at the end of the season.

Capped twice by Ireland at senior level, Glen is one of the League of Ireland’s most famous and successful players in the modern era.

Played with Athlone Town, Kildare County, Shamrock Rovers and Derry City before joining Fingal for the 2010 season.

27-year old forward Gary has a wealth of top experience after stints at Bohemians, Shelbourne and most recently, St. Patrick’s Athletic.

Eamon was part of Drogheda’s 2007 Premier Division title winning team but the 25-year old initially burst onto the League of Ireland arena with local club Bray Wanderers in 2003 with his goal-scoring exploits, the same year he claimed the PFAI Young player of the year accolade.

Darren commenced his career at Sallynoggin club, St. Joseph’s Boys, in the same club team as Paul McShane and Andrew Keogh and chose to join Manchester City as an apprentice but a broken arm curtailed his progress and he returned to Ireland where he joined UCD.

Conan is from Swords in North Dublin and spent time with Rivervalley Rangers, Home Farm and Swords Rovers before combining his studies with football at UCD where he won his first 'player of the year' accolade.

Colm is an energetic player who possesses the ability to link midfield with attack.

Brian is valuable member of the squad who can slot in at a number of different positions. He was a regular in the Irish U-17 squad, under Brian Kerr.

The 24-year old is still young by goalkeeping standards but has played regular first-team football with Premier Division side St. Patrick’s Athletic

Alan is a stalwart of the League of Ireland and a valuable addition to the squad at the start of the 2009 season.