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Trevor Molloy
- Position: Forward
- Number: TBC
- Age: 47 (17th April, 1977)
Trevor Molloy signed for the Saints, along with Colin Hawkins and Thomas Morgan who were part of Brian Kerr's 1997 FIFA World Youth Championships side that won bronze.
All three players made an immediate impact with Molloy enjoying a terrific partnership with Ian Gilzean as St Pats won the league with a dramatic last day win in Kilkenny while arch-rivals Shelbourne lost to Dundalk.
During this season Molloy won the first of his Under 21 caps.
In 1998-99 Molloy finished as the League of Ireland Premier Division top scorer (14 goals) as St Pats raced to another league title.
After a disappointing 1999-2000 season Molloy was transferred to Bohemian for a St Pats record of IR40,000.
In January 2006, he re-signed for St Pat's and immediately set about scoring goals, winning April's League of Ireland Goal of the Month.
Molloy scored in the 2006 FAI Cup Final defeat to Derry City.
Honours
League of Ireland Premier Division (1997-98, 1998-99)
FAI Super Cup (1999)
Leinster Senior Cup (1999-2000)
Previous Clubs: Shamrock Rovers (1996), Athlone Town (1996-1997)
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President's Cup
Europe
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President's Cup
Europe
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