16 Facts About Graham Gartland

Graham Gartland was born on 13 July 1983 and is an Irish football coach and former player.

Graham Gartland played for Drogheda United, Shamrock Rovers, Home Farm, Barnsley, Dundee United, St Patrick's Athletic, Longford Town and St Johnstone.

Graham Gartland scored a goal for Drogheda in a UEFA Cup tie against HJK Helsinki in August 2006.

Graham Gartland then had a good UEFA Champions League run with Drogheda in 2008.

Graham Gartland scored the winner against FC Levadia Tallinn in the second leg of the first round tie.

Graham Gartland scored a late equaliser against Dynamo Kyiv in the second round tie.

Graham Gartland signed for St Johnstone under freedom of contract in December 2008.

Almost immediately after joining, Graham Gartland suffered an injury to his cruciate ligament which would go on to keep him out the game for six weeks.

Graham Gartland continued to help his old club Drogheda United with fundraising after the club entered examinership.

Almost exactly a month after signing, Graham Gartland made his competitive debut for the Perth club in an away fixture against Greenock Morton.

Graham Gartland made seven league appearances for Saints as they won promotion to the Scottish Premier League by winning the First Division.

Graham Gartland was released from his contract with St Johnstone by mutual consent in January 2012.

On 13 January 2012, Graham Gartland signed for his home town club.

Graham Gartland represented Republic of Ireland at every age level up to and including under-21.

Graham Gartland played for the Republic of Ireland U16 in the qualifiers for the 2000 UEFA European Under-16 Championship, and has played at B international level.

Graham Gartland assisted Neil McCann at Scottish Premiership club Dundee until they were both sacked by the club in October 2018.