Kilmarnock have signed goalkeeper Kieran O'Hara.
The 27-year-old has signed a one-year deal at Rugby Park.
The Republic of Ireland international joins have left Colchester at the end of last season.
O'Hara came through the ranks at Manchester United before gaining first team experience between the sticks at Morecambe, Macclesfield and Burton Albion.
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â Kilmarnock FC (@KilmarnockFC) July 11, 2023
We're pleased to have completed the signing of Republic of Ireland international Kieran OâHara, who joins on a one-year deal.
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He will challenge Bournemouth loanee Will Dennis for the No.1 spot at Killie.
A club statement reads: "Kilmarnock FC are pleased to have completed the signing of experienced goalkeeper Kieran OâHara.
"The Republic of Ireland international joins the club on a one-year deal, having left Colchester United earlier in the Summer.
"A former Manchester United youth player, OâHara gained a depth of first-team experience through loan deals at clubs including Morecambe, Macclesfield Town and Burton Albion, before concluding an eight-year stay at Old Trafford in 2020.
"The 27-year-old now arrives at Rugby Park following permanent deals with Burton Albion, Fleetwood Town and Colchester United.
"Everyone at the club would like to wish Kieran a warm welcome to Ayrshire."
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