Sponsored by: Tom O'Mahony and Rascals

• Position: Midfielder
• Number: 6
• Age: 27 (9th May, 1998)

Jamie Lennon is in 9th full season as a senior player at the club, having made his league debut in the third game the 2018 campaign away to Waterford as a 19-year-old. Lenny has scored five times for the club so far and played a key role in our 2021 and 2023 FAI Cup wins.

Despite interest from America, Jamie signed a new multi-year contract with St Pat's in December 2024 to remain at Richmond Park for the next number of years.

He is our longest serving current player in a continuous spell and is fondly known as "one of our own" among the St Patrick's Athletic supporters. In the current squad, only Chris Forrester across 2 spells) has played more games for St Pat's than Jamie. His parents attend every game home and away.

Lenny scored his first league goal for St Pat's in the 4-0 win against Cork City in April 2023 and has scored five goals for the club so far, in 257 appearances.

Lennon was part of our FAI Cup successes in 2021 and 2023, starting both finals against Bohemians, as The Saints won the competition on both occasions, Jamie was named Player of the Match in the 2023 showpiece and St Patrick's Athletic November Player of the Month.

Jamie started 2024 by scoring the winner in the 1-0 victory in Galway on the opening night, but his most famous goal as a Saint came with a 94th minute winner v Cork City at Richmond in May.

Jamie (now 27) joined our U19s in January 2016 from Shelbourne and spent two seasons in The Saints Academy before progressing to the senior squad under Liam Buckley, signing his professional contract in December 2017.

He made his first team debut in August 2017 in a Leinster Senior Cup game against Firhouse Clover at Richmond Park, scoring his first senior goal for the club that day, a cracker from outside the box and has gone on to play 218 times for St Pat's.

The Dubliner is an Ireland U21 international and was capped 4 times by Stephen Kenny (now St Patrick's Athletic Manager) in 2020 and 2021, scoring his first U21 goal for his country away to Luxembourg in November 2020 in a European U21 Championship qualifier, he was also in the Ireland U21 squad for the Toulon Tournament in France for games v China, Mexico and Bahrain.

Jamie completed his UEFA B Licence in 2024 and has a Geography/History Degree from DCU.

Previous Clubs: Shelbourne U17 (2015), St Patrick's Athletic U19 (2016-2017), St Patrick's Athletic (2018-